Lie

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 238
li, n. Water impregnated with alkali. See Lie, li, n. A criminal falsehood; willful deceit; tentional violation of truth; anything which leads, as false doctrine, etc. — v. i. [lied (lid), ing.] To utter falsehood with an intention ceive; to say or do anything with intent to deceive. — Li'ar, n. One who, etc. — Lying, a. Addicted to, etc. — n. The practice of, etc. — Ly'ingly, Lie, li, v. i. limp, lay (la), p. p. lain (Ian) or lien (li'en), ly'ing.] To rest extended, as on ground, bed, or couch; to be in a horizontal position; to be situated; to abide, remain; to belong, pertain, consist; to lodge, sleep; to weigh, pre . {Law.) be capable of being maintained.
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