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Lie-in   /laɪ-ɪn/   Listen
Lie-in

noun
1.
A long stay in bed in the morning.






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"Lie-in" Quotes from Famous Books



... we will write, My Blue of Blues, from morn till night. Chased from our classic souls shall be All thoughts of vulgar progeny; And thou shalt walk through smiling rows Of chubby duodecimos, While I, to match thy products nearly, Shall lie-in of a quarto yearly. 'Tis true, even books entail some trouble; But live productions ...
— The Complete Poems of Sir Thomas Moore • Thomas Moore et al

... that nothing but breakfast intervened between bed and eleven o'clock chapel—a gap by no means easy to fill up: in fact, though received with the correct amount of grumbling, the first lecture instituted by the Doctor shortly afterwards was a great boon to the School. It was lie-in-bed, and no one was in a hurry to get up, especially in rooms where the sixth-form boy was a good-tempered fellow, as was the case in Tom's room, and allowed the small boys to talk and laugh and do pretty much what they pleased, so long as they didn't ...
— Tom Brown's Schooldays • Thomas Hughes



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