That lies, or rests in a recumbent, extended, stationary or inert position; also, †absol. (Old English) dead.

Lying down; couching: esp. of an animal: see couch, v.1 16b. (Often with allusion to the heraldic use.)

Of (the posture or attitude of) a person or animal: such that the belly is next to the ground, or lies beneath the body; lying face downwards or on…

Lying; recumbent; figurative sluggish.

Lying down, reclining. Now rare or Obsolete.

Lying down, in a reclining position: esp. of figures in statuary.

Of a person, animal, or thing: leaning, reclining; lying down. Also figurative.

Recumbent, reclining.

Botany. Of a plant, leaf, or stem: lying flat on the ground, especially without rooting; trailing or growing along the ground. Also: designating…

Of a person, or his or her position or posture: reclining, recumbent.

That reclines (in various senses); esp. recumbent.

Laid or lying down; lying hidden or concealed, covert; expressed in words, etc.; see the verb.

Designating a reclining position or posture similar to that in which Madame Récamier is portrayed in the portrait by David (see etymology).

= Récamier, n. 2.