Supine

su'pin, n. (Gram.) A verbal noun; or a sub- stantival modification of the infinitive mood, in Latin. [L. supinum, fr. supinus, bent or thrown backward; rt. L. sub, super: see Subacid.]— Supine', o. Lying on the back, or with the face upward; leaning backward, or inclining with exposure to the eve, term in, ice Odd, tone, on 605 SUPPER 585 sun; negligent; heedle ; listle ; carele ; drowsy. — Supine'ly, adv. In a supine manner; carele ly; indolently drowsily in a heedle , thoughtle state. — Supine'ne , n. — Supination, n. Act of lying, or state of being laid, with the face upward. Supper, etc. See under Sup.