lie around
— phrasal verb with lie /laɪ/ verbDefinition
› to spend time lying down and doing very little: I spent a week in Spain, lying around on the beach.RecliningNot holding the body uprightPassive and not working
(Definition of lie around from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- arse about/around phrasal verb
- breather noun
- breathing room noun
- breathing space noun
- bum around phrasal verb
- dormant adjective
- downtime noun
- idle adjective (NOT WORKING)
- inert adjective (NOT MOVING)
- knock around/about phrasal verb (RELAX)
- laissez-faire noun
- layoff noun
- laze verb
- leave sb be idiom
- siesta noun
- sit (around) on your backside idiom
- sit around phrasal verb
- sit by phrasal verb
- sit on your arse idiom
- sit-down noun
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