Obs. [? f. LAG v.2 + -ER2; but cf. Icel. lakra to loiter.] intr. To lag, linger, loiter.
c. 1620. A. Hume, Brit. Tongue, Ded. (1865), 2. Heere my harte laggared on the hope of your Majestie’s judgement.
1622. R. Preston, Godly Mans Inqvis., ii. 48–9. They shall neuer come to the Lord, that lagger by the way.
