Cases of word usage

1) a long seat like a bed, used for sitting on or lying on during the day (couch)

2) to divide (something) by cutting, passing or lying across; (of lines) to cross each other (intersect)

3) unwanted piece of paper, wrappings, bottles etc left lying about in a room; all the young ones of an animal born at the same time (litter)

4) a number of things lying one on another; a large amount (of money) (pile)

5) a long cushion used for the head when lying in bed (pillow)

6) a small area of water (smaller than a pond); a quantity of liquid lying on a surface; a total amount of money used by gambler (pool)

7) lying stretched out on the ground, usually face downward (prostrate)

8) (especially of a person) lying down (recumbent)

9) a part of a circle lying between two straight lines drawn from the centre to the circumference; a branch (of industry etc) (sector)

10) lying or placed across (transverse)