sweer
/swɪr/
adjective
- Reluctant or unwilling to do something; lazy or sluggish.
- He was sweer to get out of bed on the cold morning.
- The horse was sweer and refused to move any faster.
- She felt sweer about starting her homework after a long day.
- Heavy or oppressive, especially of weather or atmosphere.
- The air was sweer and damp before the storm.
- The sweer heat of the afternoon made everyone sleepy.
- A sweer silence hung over the room after the argument.