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to lay on
[phrase form: lay]
01
to supply someone with something, particularly food or entertainment
02
to burden someone with something difficult or unpleasant
03
to repeatedly say something
lay on
v
Example
The government laid on a food distribution program for the victims of the hurricane.
The government laid on a package of financial assistance for those affected by the natural disaster.
The festival organizers laid on a variety of entertainment for all ages.
The hotel laid on a sumptuous breakfast buffet for its guests.
The politician laid on the same talking points about the economy throughout the debate.
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