Synonym: set. Similar words: plaid, laid off, aid, said, raid, aide, AIDS, maid. Meaning: [leɪd] 
adj. set down according to a plan:"a carefully laid table with places set for four people".
adj. set down according to a plan:"a carefully laid table with places set for four people". 
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121 She's laid up with a broken leg.
122 The old woman had laid by a little money.
123 One step further and you'll be laid out.
124 The troops submissively laid down their weapons.
125 She'd laid the table with the best china.
126 Crowds of journalists laid siege to the star's apartment.
127 The duck laid ten eggs this month.
128 I've laid four places for dinner.
129 Chris's mum laid on a huge spread.
130 Accusations of corruption have been made/brought/laid against him.
131 Sightseeing tours are laid on for visitors.
132 The garden is laid out in eighteenth century style.
133 Her bones were laid to rest.
134 She laid her hands on her swollen belly.
135 The accommodation is spaciously laid out.
136 Our work must answer the specifications laid down.
137 Four men laid claim to leadership of the country.
138 A buffet was laid out for the conference delegates.
139 They laid on a buffet for his farewell party.
140 He laid about them with a stick.
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141 He laid the spade by the door.
142 By doing that, he laid himself open to ridicule.
143 Prices are laid down by the manufacturer.
144 The teacher laid all the blame on me.
145 He laid claim to the property / inheritance.
146 He has laid himself wide open to political attack.
147 The senator laid into the opponents of his bill.
148 1,520 workers were laid off as part of a restructuring.
149 They had laid on a huge spread for the party.
150 The company has laid off 150 workers in an effort to save money.