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lie-abed
[ lahy-uh-bed ]
noun
- a person who remains in bed until a relatively late hour; late riser.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of lie-abed1
First recorded in 1755–65
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Example Sentences
Was there a kind of long lie-abed sickness that didn’t hurt?
From Literature
Sir John Tenniel haunts us with the complacent slyness of Dizzy bringing in the hot water for February 1879 to that distrustful lie-abed John Bull.
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It minds me of my mother rating a lie-abed maid of a Monday morning.
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Aunt Jane was a luxurious lie-abed, and had ordered tea and toast for nine o’clock.
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The sun was a regular lie-abed on this Autumn morning, banked about by soft clouds and draperies of mist; but they glowed pink along the horizon—perhaps blushing for Old Sol's delinquency.
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