Idioms

lay (something) on the line
to speak directly and firmly about something
The librarian had to lay it on the line and tell everyone not to bring drinks into the library.

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  • lay (something) to rest
  • lay an egg
  • lay away (something) or lay (something) away
  • lay down one's life (for someone or something)
  • lay down the law
  • lay eyes on (someone or something)
  • lay hold of (something)
  • lay in (something) or lay (something) in
  • lay it on thick
  • lay low
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  • as if
  • in a flash
  • go steady with (someone)
  • run (something) into the ground
  • forever and a day
  • toss off (an answer) or toss (an answer) off
  • eat out of (someone's) hand
  • off the cuff
  • cramp one's style
  • rise to the bait


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