0 a long, low seat, with an arm at one side and usually a low back along half of its length, that a person can stretch out his or her legs on:
She was lying on a chaise longue in her room, reading a novel.
Her favourite home comfort is the chaise longue she has just had upholstered in leopard print.
Enjoy the sun in a chaise longue drawn right up to the Caribbean Sea.
Elaine half-sat, half-lay in a chaise longue. His white lilac and fuchsia—those were her favourite flowers he had discovered—were on a small table by her side, scenting the room faintly but definitely.
On a chaise longue in this ivory and rose sanctum, reposed a big, beautiful doll, preserved from childish days.
Stretch yourself out in the chaise longue and rest while we talk.
Taking his seat on the chaise longue, Dundee explained gently but briefly the offer which Tracey Miles had just made.
Well! exclaimed the doctor triumphantly, as he glanced around his splendid rooms, and threw himself into a chaise longue —then a new luxury—"well, it is certainly a charming feeling to be entirely out of debt."
