Idioms by taking the word ‘LAY’?

Lay out (put into desired shape):

The new government has laid out gardens for public use.

Lay out (spend):

He laid out five hundred rupees in books.

Lay up (store for future use):

I have learned that he is laying up money for his future.

Lay up (confine to bed):

The child is laid up with tuberculosis.

Lay aside or Lay away (put away):

She laid aside all her apprehensions and inhibitions, and addressed the public.

Lay by (reserve):

Lay by something for future use.

Lay down (fix, prescribe):

The rebels laid down their arms.

Lay down (sacrifice):

The freedom fighters laid down their lives for the freedom of their country.

Lay on (to give blows with vigour):

The villagers laid on the thieves with their staves.