intransitive. Of persons or animals: To be in a prostrate or recumbent position. Formerly also with reflexive pronoun.

To shelter oneself, lodge, take shelter; to encamp; later, often with some notion of lurking or concealment. archaic or Obsolete.

intransitive. To make a temporary stay in a place; to remain or reside for a time.

In intransitive uses, coinciding with or resembling those of lie, v.1 4.

intransitive. To sojourn.

Dwelling, abode. to make, take (up) one's lodging: to take up one's (temporary) abode.

intransitive. To travel; to wander; to stay or dwell in a foreign land; to sojourn.

intransitive (for reflexive). To find refuge, protection, or shelter; to shelter oneself; to lodge, dwell. (In this sense possibly confused with build…

To remain or dwell temporarily in a place; esp. to pass the night, sleep. Now rare.

To abide temporarily, to sojourn; to stay, remain, lodge (in a place). archaic except in U.S.

Scottish. to make (one's) residence: to stay at or in a place for a certain time, spec. in order to perform official duties or comply with…

transitive. To lodge. Obsolete.

intransitive. To take shelter, to lodge; to come into a haven, to land.

To reside or sojourn in a place for a longer or shorter period; to sojourn or put up with a person as his guest.

intransitive. figurative and in figurative contexts.

intransitive for reflexive. To take shelter, lodge as in a bower. ? Obsolete.

intransitive. To take up quarters; to stay, reside, or lodge.

To ‘lie’, lodge. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To lodge, sojourn, stay. Also transitive (in passive): to be lodged or accommodated.

figurative. To dwell temporarily; to sojourn, to tabernacle; to have one's abode; of a thing: to have its seat, ‘reside’.

absol. To make a call or calls; to pay calls; to maintain friendly or social intercourse by this means; also, to spend a short time with one as a…

intransitive (for reflexive). To have quarters. Obsolete. rare.

To lodge out of one's house or abode; to reside in a foreign country (in quot. 1651 with pun on lie, v.2). Obsolete.

intransitive. To occupy a tabernacle, tent, or temporary dwelling, or one that can be shifted about; to dwell for a time, to sojourn: usually figur…

intransitive. To sojourn.

intransitive (for reflexive). To quarter (oneself), take up cantonments or quarters.

To sojourn as a visitor, resident, or guest.

intransitive for reflexive. to shake down: to find temporary accommodation, esp. with reference to sleeping, to occupy a ‘shake-down’.

intransitive. To go into a hole. to hole up, (a) to retire to a hole for hibernation; also, to seek shelter, to seek (temporary) quarters; (b) to…

intransitive. To stay at a university college, esp. for an extended period of time. Now historical. Cf. perendinant, n.

intransitive. Usually with up. To obtain temporary accommodation, to shelter for the night; to lodge with (esp. as a sexual partner), to set up house…

Jamaican. intransitive. To stay or sleep somewhere temporarily.