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to lay on
[phrase form: lay]
01
to supply someone with something, particularly food or entertainment
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 hotel laid on a sumptuous breakfast buffet for its guests.
02
to burden someone with something difficult or unpleasant
03
to repeatedly say something
Example
The politician laid on the same talking points about the economy throughout the debate.
The actor laid on the charm, trying to impress the director.
The lawyer laid on the legal jargon, trying to confuse the jury.
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 hotel laid on a sumptuous breakfast buffet for its guests.
The festival organizers laid on a variety of entertainment for all ages.
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