laid-low
/ˌleɪdˈləʊ/adjective
That has been laid low, especially as a result of sickness or misfortune.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Anne Hughes (fl. 1784–1816). From laid, past participle of lay + low, after to lay low.
- double negation
- double negative
- doubleness
- double obelisk
- double obelus
- double or quits (double or nothing)
- double-park
- double play
- double plugger
- Ticonderoga
- tic-tac
- tic-tac-toe
- t.i.d.
- tidal
- tidal basin
- tidal bore
- tidal farm
- tidally
- tidal wave
- tidbit
- tiddledywink
- tiddler
- tiddly
- tiddlywink
- tiddlywinks