Idioms

lay off (someone) or lay (someone) off
to stop bothering someone, to leave someone alone
The teacher told the students to lay off the new student.

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  • lay off (something) or lay (something) off
  • lay off (workers/staff) or lay (workers/staff) off
  • lay one's cards on the table
  • lay one's hands on (someone)
  • lay one's hands on (something)
  • lay out (money) or lay (money) out
  • lay out (something) or lay (something) out
  • lay over
  • lay the blame on (someone or something)
  • lay the groundwork for (something)
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  • to the best of one's ability
  • go stag
  • in pencil
  • get busy
  • get one's rear in gear
  • make the best of (something)
  • a second thought
  • get one's foot in the door
  • off season
  • see to (someone or something)


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