Talking about stretching out to rest: “He felt tired, so he went to the couch (or other word) and ________ (down for a while).”
LAID | 526 |
LAY | 397 |
LIED | 54 |
STRETCHED OUT | 32 |
NR | 27 |
FLOPPED | 18 |
RESTED | 12 |
LIE | 11 |
RECLINED | 4 |
RELAXED | 3 |
STRETCHED | 3 |
TOOK A NAP | 3 |
CATNAPPED | 2 |
DOZED | 2 |
DROPPED | 2 |
NAPPED | 2 |
SAT | 2 |
THREW HIMSELF | 2 |
TOOK A SNOOZE | 2 |
BLANKED OUT | 1 |
CONKED OUT | 1 |
DOZED OFF | 1 |
DROPPED DOWN | 1 |
FELL ASLEEP | 1 |
FLEMISHED DOWN | 1 |
FLIPPED | 1 |
FLOPPED OVER | 1 |
GOING TO LIE | 1 |
LIES | 1 |
LOPPED | 1 |
SACKED OUT | 1 |
SLEPT | 1 |
SPRAWLED | 1 |
STRETCH OUT | 1 |
STRETCHED OUT TO REST | 1 |
THREW HIMSELF DOWN | 1 |
TOOK A REST | 1 |
WENT TO SLEEP | 1 |
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