lie in

/ˈlaɪ ˌɪn/
noun
  1. A longer than usual stay in bed in the morning, especially for rest or leisure.
    • On Saturdays, I enjoy a lie-in until at least ten o'clock.
    • After a long week of work, a lie-in is the best way to recharge.
    • The children were promised a lie-in if they finished their homework on Friday night.
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