Laid
Laid adjective - Set down according to a plan:"a carefully laid table with places set for four people".
Nearby Word: lay
Both words in one sentence
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Justified in that the whole point is for the outfits to be scary and Lady has laid on the spellwork to make them protective in spite of their impracticality.
Source: Literature / The Black Company - American Pie: Near the beginning of the movie a bunch of friends make a pact to get laid before the school year is over.
Source: Broken Aesop / Live-Action Films -
Tarquin: You can't make an omelette without ruthlessly crushing dozens of eggs beneath your steel boot and then publicly disembowelling the chickens that laid them as a warning to others.
Source: Metaphorgotten
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