lay



lay

1. tv. to copulate [with] someone. (Crude. Usually objectionable.) She laid him on the spot.
2. n. a sexual act. (Crude. Usually objectionable.) I could use a good lay about now.
3. n. a person considered as a potential sex partner. (Crude. Usually objectionable.) He actually said that she was a good lay.

lay (one's)

/a finger on
To locate; find: We haven't been able to lay a finger on those photos.

lay

/put to rest
1. To bury (a dead body); inter.
2. To resolve or settle (an issue, for example): The judge's ruling put to rest the dispute between the neighbors.
See:

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Kevork-Armenian
MeallÁNMEL-awnIrish
SionedSHON-edWelsh
VÍ&Eth;Arr-Norse Mythology
TruusTRUYSDutch
Makenziemə-KEN-zeeEnglish (Modern)