relax



relax into something

 
1. to sit or lie down in something, relaxing. I want to go home and relax into my easy chair. I relaxed into the reclining chair and was asleep in a few moments.
2. [for something that is tense] to assume a more relaxed shape or condition. His cramped muscle finally relaxed into a soft mass of tissue. As her tight neck relaxed into softness, her face brightened.
See also: relax

relax one's hold on someone or something

to lessen one's grasp on someone or something. When she relaxed her hold on me, I got away. Never relax your hold on an alligator.
See also: hold, on, relax

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
AdlaiAD-lay (English), AD-lie (English)Biblical, Biblical Hebrew
KathiKATH-eeEnglish
Khalida-Arabic
Ami (1)AY-mie (English)Biblical
Endre (1)-Hungarian
MarioMAH-ryo (Italian, Spanish)Italian, Spanish, Croatian