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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Hi,
I think I understand the whole meaning of this sentence but I would like to be more sure about the meaning of this OUT here:
'He never played it right so I just told him to LAY OUT ON THAT TUNE; that's the reason he wasn't on that tune on that album.'
Thanks in advance, Jo.
I think I understand the whole meaning of this sentence but I would like to be more sure about the meaning of this OUT here:
'He never played it right so I just told him to LAY OUT ON THAT TUNE; that's the reason he wasn't on that tune on that album.'
Thanks in advance, Jo.
Top answer
' Thanks in advance, Jo. "lay out" = "not play"
- ' Thanks in advance, Jo.
- "lay out" = "not play"
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AnonymousHi, I think I understand the whole meaning of this sentence but I would like to be more sure about the meaning of this OUT here: 'He never played it right so I just told him to LAY OUT ON THAT TUNE; that's the reason he wasn't on that tune on that album.' Thanks in advance, Jo."lay out" = "not play"
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I think Philip's right:
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lay out
[US Black Slang, 1920-30s] to stop doing something
J. Green , Slang Dictionary
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lay out
[US Black Slang, 1920-30s] to stop doing something
J. Green , Slang Dictionary
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