Lay
Lay verb - To make ready in advance.
Usage example: she's laying plans for the charity auction months ahead of time
School
School verb - To cause to acquire knowledge or skill in some field.
Both words in one sentence
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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.
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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 -
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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