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Definition of lay
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Lay (v. t.) To
state;
to
allege;
as, to lay the
venue..
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Banding Plane
::
Banding
plane () A plane used for
cutting
out
grooves
and
inlaying
strings
and bands in
straight
and
circular
work.
Exhibit
::
Exhibit
(v. t.) To hold forth or
present
to view; to
produce
publicly,
for
inspection;
to show,
especially
in order to
attract
notice
to what is
interesting;
to
display;
as, to
exhibit
commodities
in a
warehouse,
a
picture
in a
gallery..
Instant
::
Instant
(a.)
Closely
pressing
or
impending
in
respect
to time; not
deferred;
immediate;
without
delay.
Game
::
Game (v. i.) The use or
practice
of such a game; a
single
match at play; a
single
contest;
as, a game at
cards..
Manifestation
::
Manifestation
(n.) The act of
manifesting
or
disclosing,
or the state of being
manifested;
discovery
to the eye or to the
understanding;
also, that which
manifests;
exhibition;
display;
revelation;
as, the
manifestation
of God's power in
creation..
Allayer
::
Allayer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
allays..
Gilder
::
Gilder
(n.) One who
gilds;
one whose
occupation
is to
overlay
with gold.
Inflict
::
Inflict
(v. t.) To give,
cause,
or
produce
by
striking,
or as if by
striking;
to apply
forcibly;
to lay or
impose;
to send; to cause to bear, feel, or
suffer;
as, to
inflict
blows;
to
inflict
a wound with a
dagger;
to
inflict
severe
pain by
ingratitude;
to
inflict
punishment
on an
offender;
to
inflict
the
penalty
of death on a
criminal..
Copyright
::
Copyright
(n.) The right of an
author
or his
assignee,
under
statute,
to print and
publish
his
literary
or
artistic
work,
exclusively
of all other
persons.
This right may be had in maps,
charts,
engravings,
plays,
and
musical
compositions,
as well as in
books..
Besieging
::
Besieging
(a.) That
besieges;
laying
siege to.
Exhibition
::
Exhibition
(n.) The act of
exhibiting
for
inspection,
or of
holding
forth to view;
manifestation;
display..
Siredon
::
Siredon
(n.) The
larval
form of any
salamander
while it still has
external
gills;
especially,
one of those
which,
like the
axolotl
(Amblystoma
Mexicanum),
sometimes
lay eggs while in this
larval
state,
but which under more
favorable
conditions
lose their gills and
become
normal
salamanders.
See also
Axolotl..
Ectosarc
::
Ectosarc
(n.) The
semisolid
external
layer of
protoplasm
in some
unicellular
organisms,
as the
amoeba;
ectoplasm;
exoplasm..
Calamist
::
Calamist
(n.) One who plays upon a reed or pipe.
Forelay
::
Forelay
(v. t.) To lay down
beforehand.
Platform
::
Platform
(v. t.) To form a plan of; to
model;
to lay out.
Undight
::
Undight
(v. t.) To put off; to lay
aside,
as a
garment..
Scape-wheel
::
Scape-wheel
(n.) The wheel in an
escapement
(as of a clock or a
watch)
into the teeth of which the
pallets
play.
Let
::
Let (n.) A
retarding;
hindrance;
obstacle;
impediment;
delay;
--
common
in the
phrase
without
let or
hindrance,
but
elsewhere
archaic..
Swordbill
::
Sword (n.) One of the end bars by which the lay of a hand loom is
suspended.
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