ylaidylaydyleidyleydadj.
Middle English past participles of lay v.1
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12.. Moral Ode vi, in Early Eng. Poems & Lives Saints (1862) 22 Al to muchel ic habbe i-spend, to litel y-leid an horde.
c1330 Assump. Virg. (B.M. MS.) 842 It was in þe tumbe ylaide.
c1380 Sir Ferumbras (1879) l. 2427 Þe cloþes þat wern on hure bed ilaid.
1426 J. Lydgate tr. G. de Guileville Pilgrimage Life Man 5415 Ther was no chaff ysene, And the strawh yleyd a-syde.
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adj.12..- to receive one's maker
- to receive one's petition
- to receive one's saviour
- to receive or endure the dor
- to receive pelters
- to receive quarter
- to receive satisfaction
- to receive state and seisin
- to receive the communion
- to receive the eucharist
- to receive the finishing hand stroke or touch
- to receive the finishing stroke or touch
- to receive the jacket
- to receive the mantle and the ring
- to receive the pesame
- to receive the right hand of fellowship
- to receive the spirit
- to receive to mainprize
- to receive, obtain, or take silk
- to receive, take the sacrament
- to recharge one's batteries
- to recharge one'the batteries
- to reckon a row
- to reckon by row
- to reckon count without before one's host