Lounger (noun)

1. A person who is lying or sitting idly or comfortably, especially in a relaxed or reclined position.
2. A type of furniture, often found outdoors or by a pool, for reclining or sunbathing, typically consisting of a long, low seat supported on a frame with legs.

Origin:

Late 16th century: probably from lounge, with the insertion of -er.

Examples:

1. She was a sun lounger, soaking up the rays.
2. He was a lazy lounger, always taking naps.
3. The lounger was perfect for a relaxing afternoon nap.
4. She lounged on the couch, reading a book.
5. They placed the loungers by the pool, ready for sunbathing.