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lay something for someone or something to prepare something (for a meal) for the benefit of someone or a group. She laid a lovely picnic for the two of them. Would you lay the table for dinner for our guests? See also: lay lay for someone or something to lie in wait for someone or something. The sheriff was laying for the outlaw. Bill was laying for me when I came out of the saloon. See also: lay How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Half-stunned, Bradley lay for a minute as he had fallen and then slowly and painfully wriggled into a less uncomfortable position. Even when their eyes had met, and her sister had approached the bed, Louisa lay for minutes looking at her in silence, and suffering her timidly to hold her passive hand, before she asked: In the meantime he lay for many weary days in the plaster and abstained from raising a dangerous temperature. |
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