Laid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LAID in dictionary:

VERB:
• (Scots) to load, also LADE, LADEN, LOAD, LOADEN
• to put (something) down gently or carefully, as with cutlery, crockery, etc. in preparation for a meal.
PREPOSITION:
• of Lay.
ADJECTIVE:
• set down according to a plan:
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a past tense of lay
• Scots form ofload

Words related to LAID

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Words that contain LAID

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How to use LAID in a sentence

• Complaints and appeals without number were laid at the foot of the imperial throne.
• Three years had lapsed since poor Blanche had been laid in her grave, and John was morose, silent and moody, but reconciled.
• The hospital wuz quite a distance off from where we had laid out to go, and I knowed I would be tired as a dog anyway.
• The Angel dropped the bundle on the bed and laid the picture face down across his knees.
• When he died I dug a grave for him, as I told you, with a bit of a broken oar, and laid him and the bag together.
• Previous to this the hag had been several times with his wife, on whom she laid serious injunctions never to disclose to her husband the relationship between them.
• The king had experienced how dangerous it was to attempt removing foundations so deeply laid both in strength and opinion.
• None laid a hand on him as he walked through the mob which only a moment before had wanted to kill him.
• The aquarium, the property of the corporation, contains an excellent marine collection, but is also used as a concert hall and winter garden, and a garden is laid out on its roof.
• One section of it has the most beautiful floor of polished marble, laid in patterns, that I have ever seen.
• The walls of the third chamber were hung with a kind of tapestry made of slender reeds, laid in perpendicular rows.
• Cromwell accused Manchester, and he Waller, and so they laid the fault upon one another.
• He believed that the duty to catch the man had been laid upon him.
• The gardens had been laid out by the Countess of Bedford, who had sold the place in 1626 to the Earl of Pembroke.
• On his breast he laid his breast, On his feathers he placed his hands, On his side laid his side, Firmly he clung, great was his weight.
• Then he laid something on the table before me, so near that I could not help seeing it without lifting my eyes from my work.
• These things are ever near us, laid away, Hidden and waiting the appropriate times, In the quiet garner-house of memory.
• A mistake was common to them all by which the Bay of Chaleurs was laid down too far to the north.
• A floor is laid at the bottom to keep all dry and clean.
• A board with a large stone is sometimes laid upon the fish, with a view to make the salt penetrate more effectually.
• Similarly in the Sigalovada-sutta it is laid down that a good man ministers to monks and to Brahmans.
• If not, it is always best to have dumped the grate the night before if coal is used, and to have laid the fire ready for lighting.
• For several days he laid siege to the town, without gaining any advantage.

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