lay by

To save something (usually money) for later; or in British shops, to ask them to keep something for you while you pay for it slowly.

"She laid by a little from each pay cheque to cover Christmas expenses."

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Trading with Native Americans - Jon's Journal Episode 26

Townsends Journal · 4:46

me as she says therefore I must lay by

Paul Rosolie: Uncontacted Tribes in the Amazon Jungle | Lex Fridman Podcast #489

Lex Fridman · 164:11

I want to drink wine out of leather and lay by the side of that stream."

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