To lie in

Definition of To lie in

to be in childbed; to bring forth young.

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To let out
To let run
To let slide
To let slip
To let the cat out of the bag
To let up
To levy a fine
To levy blackmail
To levy on goods and chattels
To levy war
To lick into shape
To lick the dust
To lick the spittle of
To lick up
To lie along the shore
To lie at the door of
To lie at the heart
To lie at the mercy of
To lie by
To lie hard
-To lie in-
To lie in one
To lie in one's throat
To lie in the way
To lie in wait
To lie low
To lie on
To lie on hand
To lie on the head of
To lie on the oars
To lift the hand against
To lift up
To lift up one's head
To lift up the eyes
To lift up the feet
To lift up the hand
To lift up the hand against
To lift up the heel against
To lift up the voice
To light a fire
To like of

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