Something on which to recline; a couch. Also figurative.

A couch.

An article of furniture for reclining or sitting on; a lounge: now commonly distinguished from a sofa by having a half-back and head-end only.

Originally: †a bed used during the day (obsolete). In later use: a couch or similar piece of furniture used for daytime rest or sleep; (now…

A sofa, ottoman, or couch.

An item of furniture on which one may repose; a couch. Obsolete.

A seat (for indoors) holding two or more persons, with a back and (usually) arms; occasionally also with divisions (see quot. 1785). In America…

A long, stuffed seat with a back and ends or end, used for reclining; a form of lounge or couch. Also figurative.

= chaise-longue, n.

A kind of chaise-longue, consisting of two armchairs facing each other, with a stool connecting them. So duchesse brisée (see quot. 1937).

A sofa; esp. a decorative French sofa of the 18th cent.

A kind of sofa with a rest for the back at one end only; a ‘couch’, a ‘lounge’. Also elliptical as chaise.

A sofa, settee. (Cf. ottoman, n.2)

= chaise-longue, n.

A kind of sofa or easy chair on which one can lie at full length.

A kind of couch or settee.

In the Middle East and South Asia: a sofa or long bench, a bed; (also) a platform, a podium.

A sofa designed for use as a daybed; (chiefly spec.) an asymmetrically constructed sofa of a type popular in France during the First and Second…

A type of long chair (see quots.).

An article of furniture or of dress designed to be used for relaxation.