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c1435 Torr. Portugal 1008 Let thy beytyng and thy Ermyght be.
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n.c1435- to lay weight upon
- to lay woolward
- to lay your heads together
- to lay … before
- to lay, bend, take level
- to lay, fasten a gripe on, upon
- to lay, form a line
- to lay, lap in lead
- to lay, leave in the suds
- to lay, lie, or be at the door of
- to lay, make an estate
- to lay, make estate
- to lay, put a fault in, upon
- to lay, put fault in, upon
- to lay, win, lose a wager
- to layheads together
- to laze oneself
- to lead a band
- to lead a bride to the altar, to church
- to lead a chase
- to lead a congregation in prayer
- to lead a dance
- to lead a dog's life
- to lead a double life
- to lead a person a chase