(UK, transitive) To reserve (something) for the future. / (UK, transitive) To put (something) on layaway. / (transitive) To bury (someone).

Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see lay, behind. / Nonstandard form of lie behind.

simple past tense of lie behind

Misspelling of laid about.

plural of lay lord

A civil lord of the admiralty.

Synonym of set the table (to arrange plates, dishes, etc. in preparation for a meal)

A layman who enjoys the great tithes of a parish.

plural of lay rector

(obsolete, slang) Highway robbery as a career.