Lay
Order
Order verb - To put into a particular arrangement.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Judgers prefer more order in interactions and frequently lay out plans, Perceivers have more flexible rules and do not keep plans as much.
Source: Order Versus Chaos - Some are trainers and/or road agents (the people who lay out matches), who take the jobber role in order to work with rookie talents and help them hone their skills.
Source: Jobber - When you get close enough, they jump up and tear out your eyes in order to lay their eggs in your eye sockets.
Source: Dancing Pants
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