to lie or recline on a surface (everyday use of lay for lie); to apply something heavily or in an exaggerated way, especially charm, flattery, or a manner of speaking
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to lie or recline on a surface (everyday use of lay for lie)
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to apply something heavily or in an exaggerated way, especially charm, flattery, or a manner of speaking
Definitions from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, 9th edition