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  • 91laid adj — At a poultry farm: Better laid than ever …

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  • 92laid papers —    Papers with a patterned texture of parallel impressed lines in each sheet. This pattern results from the pulp resting against wires on the mold screen as the paper is made. Chain lines are farther apart and run parallel with the grain… …

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  • 93laid up — be confined to bed or unfit for work He has been laid up for a few days because of a cold …

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  • 94laid-back — adjective relaxed and seeming not to be worried about anything: I don t know how you can be so laid back about your exams …

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  • 95laid-back — adjective, informal you must try to be more laid back Syn: relaxed, easygoing, free and easy, casual, nonchalant, unexcitable, imperturbable, unruffled, blasé, cool, equable, even tempered, low maintenance, insouciant, calm, un …

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  • 96laid-back — UK / US adjective informal calm and relaxed She s always so laid back about everything …

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  • 97laid — a, laid, o adj. laide. Ges de bèlei prisons ni de laideis amors prov. . expr. Laida que fai paur : laide à faire peur …

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  • 98laid —  1. See lay.  2. get laid (Of woman.) Have sexual intercourse …

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  • 99laid up — adjective ill and usually confined (Freq. 1) laid up with a bad cold • Similar to: ↑ill, ↑sick * * * adj housebound, bedridden, confined to bed, ill, sick, incapacitated, disabled, hors de combat, immobilized, injured, out of action, on the sick… …

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  • 100laid-backness — noun see laid back …

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