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lay a venue

lay a venue verb: to allege a place.

Verb

lay a venue (third-person singular simple present lays a venue, present participle laying a venue, simple past and past participle laid a venue)

  1. To allege a place.

Forms of lay a venue

third-person singular presentlays a venue
present participlelaying a venue
past participlelaid a venue
pastlaid a venue

Questions about lay a venue

What does lay a venue mean?
Lay a venue means to allege a place.
What part of speech is lay a venue?
Lay a venue is a verb.
What is the past tense of lay a venue?
The past tense of lay a venue is laid a venue.

Words near lay a venue in the dictionary

  1. lay a finger on
  2. lay a foundation
  3. lay a glove on
  4. lay a hand on
  5. lay a trip on
  6. lay a venue
  7. lay about
  8. lay above
  9. lay ahead
  10. lay along
  11. lay an anchor to the windward

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