English · Body & Health
/liːn/
[/liːn/]
bend or rest the body to one side
To bend or move the body so that it rests against something or tilts to one side. As an adjective it can mean thin or with little fat.
He likes to lean against the wall while waiting.
He likes to lean against the wall while waiting.
From Old English 'hleonian' (to lean, recline).
Used for posture and support; as an adjective describes lean meat.