lie in
Skip the alarm
To lie in is to stay in bed later than usual, especially in the morning: I'm going to lie in tomorrow since it's Saturday.
The phrase is more common in British English; Americans typically say sleep in.
As a noun, a lie-in is an instance of this: I need a good lie-in this weekend.
- napBrief daytime rest
- sheetFlat rectangular material
- restCessation of activity
- slumberLight, restful unconsciousness
- lingeringRemaining beyond expected duration
lounge · sleep late · duvet day · pillow · morning · cuddle · comfort · convalescence · snuggle · oversleep · doze · warmth · snooze · basks · lazing · recuperation · weekend · mattress