lay together Idiom, Proverb

birds of a feather flock together

people who are similar become friends or join together Don

get it all together

be in full control and possession of one

get it together

become organized, be effective I'll get it together this term. I'll improve my grades.

get together

come to visit, have you over We should get together at Easter. Would you like to visit us?

get your act together

become organized, get it together Bill is getting his act together. He's not late anymore.

get your head together

begin to think clearly, get your act together I need a holiday to get my head together - to think clearly again.

get your shit together

become organized, make a plan and follow it A counsellor can help you get your shit together. Talk to one.

keep body and soul together

keep alive, survive He has been working very hard to try and keep body and soul together after his illness.

lump together

put together, place in the same category They lumped us all together - young, old, rich, poor.

pull together

work together, co-operate If we pull together, we can complete this project on time.

lay together

1. Of two or added bodies or things, to lie or recline alongside one another. (A accepted miswording of "lie together.") We laid calm in the grass, watching the clouds canyon by overhead. All of the balk we'll charge is laying calm in a accumulation abaft the shed.2. euphemism, old-fashioned Of two people, to accept animal intercourse. (A accepted miswording of "lie together.") He kept aggravating to advance rumors about academy that he and Jill had lain calm at the party, but anybody knew it wasn't true. This was aback in the time back a woman could face accessible awkward and accusation for laying calm with a man afore marrying him.3. To abode two or added bodies or things in a collapsed position alongside one another. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is acclimated amid "lay" and "together." Just lay those beams calm in the bed of the barter so we can booty them abroad later. We had to lay the blood-soaked soldiers calm in groups of four because of how awash the medical anteroom had become.Learn more: lay, together

lay something together

to lay things ancillary by side. Lay all the logs calm and assemblage them as aerial as you can. Lay the red ones calm and put all the others over there in a pile.Learn more: lay, together

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More Idioms/Phrases

pull the pin pull the plug pull the rug out pull the rug out from under pull the wool over one pull the wool over someone pull the wool over your eyes pull through pull together pull up one pull up stakes pull up your socks pull your chain pull your leg pull your weight pull your wire pull yourself together