Lay and School

Lay

Lay verb - To make ready in advance.
Usage example: she's laying plans for the charity auction months ahead of time

School and lay are semantically related. In some cases you can use "School" instead a verb "Lay".

Nearby Words: laying, laid

School

School verb - To cause to acquire knowledge or skill in some field.

Lay and school are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lay" instead a verb "School".

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / The Princess Diaries Alpha Bitch: Annabelle Jenkins is this to Olivia in middle school, with her dad threatening to sue the school if they lay a hand on her daughter.
  • Female Gaze Featured prominently in Looking for Alibrandi when the students from the boys school arrive at the girls school and the girls lay eyes on them for the first time.
    Source: Female Gaze
  • Western Animation / The Loud House Your Tomcat Is Pregnant: It turns out that the school's pet tarantula, Frank, is a girl, and about to lay her eggs in "Along Came a Sister".
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