intransitive. To recline, lie down, rest. Obsolete exc. Scottish in reflexive construction. †Formerly conjugated with the verb to be.

intransitive. To take rest by lying down or relaxing, and esp. by going to sleep; to lie still to refresh oneself, to lie asleep.

intransitive. Of persons or animals: To be in a prostrate or recumbent position. Formerly also with reflexive pronoun.

With mixture of sense 1. To place (a person, one's limbs, oneself) in a recumbent posture in a specified place. to be laid: to lie down, recline…

In intransitive uses, coinciding with or resembling those of lie, v.1 4.

To be prostrate at full length, to lie outstretched on the ground (now archaic); to extend along a surface.

intransitive. Of a person or a part of the body: to assume a horizontal or leaning position, esp. in resting; to lie back or repose on or upon…

to horizontalize it (humorous): to lie down flat.

intransitive. To lean, recline, rest. In early use chiefly figurative: †to rely, depend on or upon God or Christ; cf. recumbency, n. 2 (obsolete).

intransitive. To lie down. Also with down.