How to pronounce “lay down arms”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of lay down one's arms.

Practice Nearby Words

lay down one's arms, lay down one's weapons, lay down one's flag, throw down one's tools, fold one's arms, throw down, stand down, cross one's arms, throw in one's hand, raise the white flag, put up one's hand, strike one's colors, strike the flag, lay one's hands on, lay about, fall on one's sword, tool up, hoist the white flag, throw up one's hands, strike one's flag, stick by one's guns, wave the white flag, throw hands, fill one's hand, haul off, put up one's dukes, strike the colors, lay one's cards on the table, lay one down, shotgun, lay one's eyes on, stand one's ground, shoot one's cuffs, hold fire, wrap one's arms around, lay one's eye on, back down, lam out, put down, sheathe the sword, stand fire, chance one's arm, throw in the towel, keep one's peace, take a knee, get one's arms around, lay hands on, lay on the line, play dead, don't-argue, take someone's arm, lose his head, take up the hatchet, lay the smack down, give the axe, call it a day, hang up one's spurs, put one's hand up, take a knife to a gunfight, draw fire, stick to one's guns, beat one's swords into plowshares, get down, put one's feet up, make peace, shoot off one's mouth, throw down the gauntlet, rattle one's saber, assume the position, lay a glove on, draw in one's horns, pull one's punches, bring to one's knees, drop the gloves, take one's life, lose their head, hang up the boots, arm to the teeth, hold one's peace, square up, go to bed, strike, put up a fight, get the drop on, lay into, draw one's horns in, put to the sword, choose one's battles, open fire, fold one's tent, lose her head, rest easy, roll up one's sleeves, make a stand, pull one's horns in, fight like cats and dogs, sack off, hang up one's boots, roll over in one's grave, resign oneself

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