lie back

verb — 2 senses

lie back

verb
1

To lie down by moving in a posterior direction, ending up supine.

  • The imaging technician told him to lie back and then remain still for a minute.
2

To relax, to exert less effort.

  • You can predict that he's going to lie back and take it easy if you let him find out that there's no pressing deadline from the customer on this job.
Derived terms
lie back and think of England

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