cross lay
cross lay noun: an arrangement of the fire hose on a fire engine for rapid deployment, involving storage of the hose perpendicularly across the fire apparatus, usually above or adjacent to the pump panel, so it can be pulled toward the fire without making a turn.
Noun
cross lay (plural cross lays)
- An arrangement of the fire hose on a fire engine for rapid deployment, involving storage of the hose perpendicularly across the fire apparatus, usually above or adjacent to the pump panel, so it can be pulled toward the fire without making a turn.
- Synonyms:
- Mattydale lay
Synonyms of cross lay
Forms of cross lay
| plural | cross lays |
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Questions about cross lay
- What does cross lay mean?
- Cross lay means an arrangement of the fire hose on a fire engine for rapid deployment, involving storage of the hose perpendicularly across the fire apparatus, usually above or adjacent to the pump panel, so it can be pulled toward the fire without making a turn.
- What part of speech is cross lay?
- Cross lay is a noun.
- What is the plural of cross lay?
- The plural of cross lay is cross lays.
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