lie

They are no longer afraid to lie down as they may have been for a week.

Who ob all dis congregation is gwine next to lie ded-e-de-dah?

The charm of the place does not lie so much in detail as in broad effects.

But is there no gate because we find none on the edge of the wood where it seemed to lie?

It's noways likely that I'd take the trouble to make up a lie about that weed.

"Lie low, mes enfants," cried Aylward, motioning with his left hand.

"Meaning that I lie," said the archer, laying down his knife.

What real worth might lie under this sunny surface the future must determine.

She shrank, as many a woman has shrunk before, from confronting him with his lie.

One who pretends to be another's friend, and yet betrays him, is acting a lie.