(transitive) to stop carrying, to put down (something or somebody) / (transitive) to ask (a question) / (transitive) to land (a plane) / (transitive) to lay, place / (transitive) to install, fit / (reflexive) to relax, settle

(informal) (transitive with à) to pose a problem to someone, to bother someone

(dated, literary) to cover one's feet (to lower one's garment in order to defecate)

Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see poser, un, lapin. / (informal) To stand someone up

(very informal, idiomatic) to take a dump, to drop a deuce

(informal, transitive with à) to bowl a googly, to set a poser, to stump, to ask a toughie (to ask someone a question they are unable to answer)

(figuratively) to settle down

(figuratively) to lay the first stone, to lay the foundation stone

(vulgar) to show that one's got balls, to assert oneself

(Louisiana, Cajun, St.Martin Parish) to stay silent