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Slang and uncoventional english part 60

Tham khảo tài liệu 'slang and uncoventional english part 60', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 395 laydown merchant lean and linger laydown merchant noun a criminalwho passes or distributes forged money uk 1996 lay down misère noun a certainty. A card-game usage brought into wider circulation Australia 1966 layer noun a bookmaker uk 1937 layette noun the equipment necessary to prepare and inject a narcotic drug us 1332 lay-for-pay noun sex with a prostitute us 6 lay-in noun permission from prison authorities to remain in bed in your cellinstead of working us 1972 lay into verb to attack verbally or physically uk 1333 lay off verb 1 in betting for one bookmaker to place a bet with another bookmaker to reduce the risk of loss Australia 1377. 2 to stop aggravating or interfering to cease. Often as an imperative us 1903 lay-off bet noun a hedging bet Australia 1966 lay of the day noun in horse racing the best wager of the day AUSTRALIA 1939 lay of the land noun in circus and carnival usage a lead dancer in a sexually oriented dance show us 1931 lay-on noun a gift of drugs uk 1997 lay on verb to give us 1936 layout noun 1 an apartment or house us 1333. 2 the equipment used to prepare and inject or smoke narcotic drugs us 1331. 3 a soldier who lies hidden in a hole observing enemy movements. Korean war usage us 1957 lay out verb to engage in sexualtwo-timing Ireland 2003 lay up verb 1 to relax us 1962. 2 to paint graffition train carriages while standing in a siding us 1997 Lazarus ball noun in pinball a ball that passes between the flippers but then miraculously bounces back into play us 1979 laziosis noun laziness presented with humour as a disease belize 1975 lazy arm noun in the television and film industries a hand-held microphone boom uk 1960 lazy-bones noun a loafer a lazy person uk 1592 lazyitisnoun laziness as a medical condition. A combination of lazy and the suffix -itis used to create an imaginary disease uk 1967 Lazy K nickname HM prison Long Kesh. Military UK northern Ireland 1979 lazy lob noun a partial erection of the penis uk 1993 lazy money noun