Rest, repose, inactivity; the taking of one's rest.

The state of having time at one's own disposal; time which one can spend as one pleases; free or unoccupied time.

Freedom from work; leisure. Obsolete. rare.

Release from work or exertion. Also with from, of. Obsolete.

Freedom, release, or rest from some occupation, business, or activity.

Absence of painful effort; freedom from the burden of toil; leisure; in bad sense, idleness, sloth.

The condition or state of being unoccupied or inactive; ease; idleness, laziness; redundancy, ineffectuality.

Cessation from work; festivity; recreation. to make holiday: to cease from work, to take a day's recreation.

The state of being at leisure or doing nothing; inactivity.

Idleness, viewed in a poetic or romantic light; dolce far niente.

In English use: Leisure, relaxation. Obsolete. rare.

English regional in later use. The condition of being absent from work, esp. through unemployment, illness, or as the result of industrial action…

Free or unoccupied time; leisure. Obsolete.

Relaxation; ease. Obsolete. rare.

Temporary suspension of work or activity. Without article: relaxation, leisure. Obsolete.

Leisure with dignity; dignified leisure or ease; spec. retirement from public life.

Delightful idleness.

Lack of occupation, unoccupied condition.

Leisure; free time; ease.

The sphere of life or experience which is not related to paid employment or work; time not spent at work.

A state of drowsiness or dreamy intoxication, such as is produced by the use of bhang, etc.

freedom from toil or exertion.