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Relax To calm down and enjoy oneself without any stress or tension. ■ "I need to relax after a long day at work. Maybe I'll take a nap or watch some TV."
clubhouse A building used by a group of people, typically for socializing and recreational activities. ■ After a long day at work, the members of the book club retreated to their clubhouse to discuss their latest read., A group of people who share similar interests or hobbies and gather together regularly for socializing and recreational activities. ■ The members of the chess club were thrilled to have a permanent home in their newly acquired clubhouse., A place where people go to relax and unwind, typically by playing games or watching TV. ■ After finishing his workout, John headed to the clubhouse to relax with a cold beer and catch up on some sports news.
abode A humble residence, usually with a garden and some trees. It's where you go to sleep, eat, and watch TV. ■ "I love my abode, it's the perfect place to relax after a long day of work."
beach A sandy or pebbled shore where waves break, and where people often go to swim, sunbathe, and relax. ■ "I had a great time at the beach today. I even went swimming with some dolphins!"
chez A place where one goes to relax and socialize. ■ "I can't wait to go chez my friends and enjoy some good food and wine."
corduroy In slang, "corduroy" is a term for someone who is overly serious or uptight. ■ "Don't be such a corduroy, just relax and have fun!"
drinks A beverage that people consume to quench their thirst or for enjoyment. ■ "I have a glass of whiskey every night to help me relax after a long day."
evening A time of day when people relax and enjoy themselves after work or school. ■ "I always look forward to my evening routine, which involves cooking dinner and watching my favorite TV show."
Evenings The time when the sun sets, and darkness falls. ■ "I love evenings because they provide a perfect opportunity to relax and unwind after a long day at work."
fondle To touch or manipulate something, usually in a tender or affectionate way. ■ I like to fondle my cat's fur when I'm feeling stressed out. It helps me relax and de-stress.
hangout A place where people go to socialize, relax, and have fun. ■ "I love hanging out at the beach with my friends."
laid To spread a person out flat or in a particular position, often intentionally to make them uncomfortable. ■ "I told him he was too uptight, so I laid him down on the floor and showed him how to relax."
Lawns A large, flat piece of grass used for playing outdoor sports or simply to relax in the sun. ■ "I can't believe we had to mow the lawn again. It's like a never-ending cycle of grass death."
lie A position or posture in which one reclines, especially with the head and upper body supported by one's elbow. ■ After a long day at work, I just wanted to lie down and relax.
midterms noun: the time when students must take exams or tests halfway through a school term. ■ "I'm so glad midterms are over, I can finally relax and enjoy my life again."
next The thing that follows something else, both in time and in order. ■ She finished her homework, and then she went next to her room to relax.
offs A state of being in which one is not on or at work. ■ "I'm feeling so offs today, I think I need a day off to relax and recharge."
park A large area of open land where people can go to enjoy nature, play games, and relax. ■ Why did the park become famous? Because it had a lot of "green" space for people to hang out in!
parked An amusing state of being. To be parked is to be in a place where one can relax and enjoy oneself. ■ "I'm so glad I parked at the beach today, it's been a blast."
Parks A place where people go to exercise, relax, and enjoy nature. ■ "I love going to the park to play frisbee with my dog. It's always a blast!"
pub A place where alcoholic beverages are served and people gather to socialize. ■ After a long day at work, John headed to the pub to relax with his friends and enjoy some cold pints of beer.
Recreation The act of engaging in activities that are enjoyable and entertaining, typically done as a way to relax or unwind. ■ "Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing!"
Relaxed To be in a state of complete calm and ease. ■ "I don't worry about the stress at work anymore because I know how to relax after a long day."
relaxes To unwind and let go of tension in one's body or mind. ■ After finishing a long day at work, John decided to relax by playing video games on his couch with some snacks.
Relaxing To calm down and unwind after a long day of work or stress. ■ "I can't believe I forgot my birthday, now I have to find a way to relax before this party tonight."
Rest The act of lying down or sitting quietly for a short period of time to relax and recover from physical or mental exertion. ■ "After finishing his marathon, John decided to take a much-needed rest in the park."
restless Adjective: unable to sleep or relax because of worry, anxiety, or boredom. ■ "Despite the comfortable bed and cozy blanket, John couldn't shake his restless feeling and tossed and turned all night long."
sauna A hot, steamy room where people go to relax and sweat. ■ "I love going to the sauna after a long day at work. It's like being in my own little private oasis."
Smooching The act of lovingly kissing one's pet or favorite object, such as a stuffed animal or car. ■ "I can't get enough of smooching my teddy bear before bedtime. It's the perfect way to wind down and relax."
Soaking A state of being completely submerged in water, often for the purpose of cleaning or relaxing. ■ After a long day at work, John decided to take a soaking in his bathtub to unwind and relax.
Solarium A place where people go to get tan and relax in the sun. ■ "I went to the solarium today to work on my summer body. I came out looking like a tomato, but I felt great!
unclench To relax or loosen up one's muscles, especially the jaw. ■ "I was so tense at work today, but I took a break and unclenched my jaws, and now I feel much better."
Worker A person who does not know how to relax and has the tendency to be overly dedicated to their work. ■ "I'm a worker, I can't even take a day off without feeling guilty."
beaches A place where sand meets water and waves crash onto the shore. People go there to swim, sunbathe, and relax. ■ "I love going to beaches because they make me feel alive! I mean, who doesn't want to get sand in their toes and a tan on their skin?"
boathouse A place where people go to relax and enjoy the water, typically consisting of a dock, a small boat, and sometimes even a sauna or hot tub. ■ "I can't imagine a better way to spend my summer than at my boathouse by the lake."
brews A beverage made from fermented grains, such as beer or ale. ■ After a long day at work, John decided to brew himself a pint of his favorite beer to relax and unwind., A word used by hipsters or wannabe hipsters to sound cool and edgy. Example: "I like my coffee black, just like my sense of humor. It's all about the brews, man." ■ "I can't believe you don't know what 'brews' means. Have you even been to any cool cafes lately?
casbah A small, enclosed courtyard or outdoor living space in North Africa, typically with a roof and walls made of mud bricks. ■ The casbah was the perfect place to relax after a long day of exploring the bustling streets of Marrakech. I settled into a cozy corner of the courtyard with a tall glass of mint lemonade and watched the sun set over the Atlas Mountains.
caseload The total number of cases or clients a legal professional is responsible for handling at any given time. ■ "My caseload is so huge, I'm starting to feel like I should invest in a masseuse to help me relax after a long day of paperwork."
Cleans A verb used to describe the action of removing dirt, dust, or other unwanted substances from a surface. It can also be used metaphorically to refer to someone who is tidy and organized. ■ "I always clean my room before bed so I can relax without any clutter.", ■ "He cleans up after every meal, even if it's just a simple snack., ■ "She has a knack for keeping her workspace impeccably clean and tidy.", ■ "The company hired a new CEO who cleans up the financials with his sharp business acumen."
Coffeehouse A place where coffee is served and people sit to talk, work, or relax. ■ John loves going to the coffeehouse to work on his book. He also enjoys meeting friends there for a chat over a cup of joe.
cove A small, secluded bay with a curving coastline and gentle waves. Often used to describe a peaceful, idyllic location where one can relax and enjoy the beauty of nature. ■ "I love spending my weekends at the cove, reading books by the water and eating freshly-made sandwiches."
cruises A long and relaxing journey on a ship, often with entertainment and amenities included. ■ Jane's parents were thrilled to hear that their daughter had won a free cruise for two! They couldn't wait to see her relax and enjoy the luxury of being at sea.
decompress To take something or someone that is too tense, serious, or stressed out and relax it. Also means to release tension or stress in one's body. ■ "I've been so stressed out lately, I need to decompress and find some fun!"
Document A piece of paper or electronic file that contains written or printed information, such as a contract, report, or newspaper article. ■ "I accidentally shredded the important document before I could read it. It was too late to recover it from the bin!", A collection of data that is used to prove something true, such as a birth certificate or a tax return. ■ "I need this document to apply for my dream job. It proves I have all the necessary qualifications and experience.", A written or printed work that is designed to entertain, such as a novel or a comic book. ■ "I love reading document every night before bed. It helps me relax and fall asleep."
holidays A time when people take a break from work or school to relax, spend time with family and friends, and indulge in all sorts of fun activities. ■ "I can't wait for my next holiday because I'm going to take a much-needed nap on the beach."
hotels A place where people can go to sleep, eat, and relax after a long day of work or sightseeing. ■ After a long flight from Japan, John checked into a hotel in New York City. He was surprised by the size of his room and the price of the bed, but he couldn't wait to take a hot shower after a long day of travel.
Island A small, tropical paradise where you can escape from reality and relax on the beach with a cocktail in hand. It's the perfect place to go if you want to disconnect from the rest of the world. ■ I knew I had to go to Bali for my honeymoon - it's the ultimate island escape!
jefe The Spanish word for "boss" or "manager". It is often used in a lighthearted or playful way. ■ "I told my jefe that I was feeling under the weather, and he said 'Don't worry, just take some time off to relax and rejuvenate.'
long An extremely elongated or stretched-out object, typically used to measure the distance between two points. ■ "I'm sorry, I must inform you that this room is far too long for my liking. I prefer a nice, snug space where I can stretch out and relax."