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lie lay [lā] lain [lān] ly·ing : to be sustainable or capable of being maintained : have grounds under the

To lay or place among or between

To lay on or impose as a load tax or burden to load to fill

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To lay up in store to deposit for safe keeping to stow to place to put

To lay down to place to put to let fall or throw down as sediment as a crocodile deposits her

To lay waste to ravage to desolate

To lay in a cradle

To lay as a stake to wager

To lay out as money to deal out to expend

To lay open by extending to open wide to spread out to diffuse as a flower expands its leaves

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