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- See Also:
- - lay away
  - lay bare
  - lay by
  - lay by the heels
  - lay claim to
  - lay down
  - lay down one's life for
  - lay down the law
  - lay eyes on
  - lay figure
  - lay for
  - lay hands on
  - lay hold of
  - lay in
  - lay into
  - lay it on
  - lay low
  - lay off
  - lay on
  - lay open
  - lay or take hold of
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lay for
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Synonyms:

await, waylay, ambush , attack , wait for, lie in wait for, wait to attack, stalk , loiter with intent, spring on, pounce on, lay a trap for

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