ONLAY
Etymology 1
Verb
onlay (third-person singular simple present onlays, present participle onlaying, simple past and past participle onlaid)
(transitive, literary) To lay or place something on a surface.
Etymology 2
Noun
onlay (countable and uncountable, plural onlays)
(often, attributive) A material placed such that it overlaps another.
Anagrams
• any ol', lay on
Source: Wiktionary
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