Idioms
lay one's cards on the table
to let someone know one`s position and feelings openly, to deal honestly with something
The employee decided to lay his cards on the table and tell his boss about the job offer from the other company.
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)
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
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have eyes in the back of one's head
pay one's dues
put upon by (someone)
for one's (own) sake
hear a peep out of (someone)
put a hold on (something)
step down from (a job/position)
set a precedent
Dutch courage
call (someone or something) into question or call into question (someone or something)
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66% of wedding cards are hand delivered by people
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