Idioms

lay over
to arrive somewhere and wait some time before continuing on a journey
We will have to lay over in London for nine hours before we continue on our trip.

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  • lay the blame on (someone or something)
  • lay the groundwork for (something)
  • lay up (a vessel) or lay (a vessel) up
  • lay up (something) or lay (something) up
  • lay waste (to something) or lay (something) to waste
  • lay/light into (someone)
  • lay/light into (something)
  • layaway plan
  • lead (someone) by the nose
  • lead (someone) down the garden path
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  • put one's cards on the table
  • wind up (something) or wind (something) up
  • shape up or ship out
  • not long for this world
  • lousy with (something)
  • up to (a certain time)
  • round up (someone or something) or round (someone or something) up
  • by a whisker
  • as the crow flies


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