To lie flat on the ground; to prostrate oneself or fall face down.

(of poultry) to lie in a nest to lay or hatch eggs

to lie face down with the chest and stomach flat against the ground or a surface

(colloquial) short and squat in appearance

exhausted to the point of collapsing or falling flat; worn out

(loanword) a social gathering; party

(Taiwan colloquial) to wander about or roam around freely; often used to describe someone who is always out and about. Derived from a Taiwanese Hokkien expression and originally mimetic of the sound of footsteps.

(loanword) social gathering; party

(loanword) an informal social gathering or dance held at someone’s home with refreshments and entertainment

A venue or villa available for hire to host private parties and social gatherings.

(colloquial) a fall flat on one's face; the posture of falling forward with one's body and face flat against the ground