How to pronounce “lie before”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (transitive, idiomatic) to put oneself at the whim of, to bow down to
• (transitive, idiomatic) (especially of something honorific) to be situated in front of

Practice Nearby Words

genuflect, crouch, tremble and obey, grovel, bow down, overbend, cringe, throw oneself on someone's mercy, buckle under, bootlick, vail, knuckle under, bend, lead with one's chin, blink first, fellate, truckle, bend to someone's will, bend over, wimp, make one's bow, take time by the forelock, roll over, creep, tug one's forelock, pull one's forelock, assume the position, lead by the nose, move, give way, fall for, kneel, bend over backwards, fall over one's feet, take a bow, eat out of someone's hand, bow and scrape, dare, throw oneself at, walk turkey, yield, touch one's forelock, lout, lay for, lean over backwards, root, fall into, expose oneself, lackey, temporize, lurch, fall into a trap, suck up, bend down, take the bait, crawl, eat from someone's hand, lick the dust, befall, walk spanish, plunge, bite, eat it, grab one's ankles, brush up to, walk all over, buckle, step forward, lay on the line, truck, put someone to their trumps, fall down on, toady, show willing, walk into, forlay, crawl before one can walk, lie upon, follow someone off a cliff, charge, lick someone's balls, make a leg, implore, swerve, forelay, go under, circumflect, crap oneself, pander, broach to, grabble, fall in line, befool, curb, throw one's hat over the wall, tempt fate, queue, wait upon hand and foot, hunker, fall into one's lap

Similar Sounds

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