1. lay-by - Noun
2. lay-by - Verb
designated paved area beside a main road where cars can stop temporarily
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Hikers have to walk around two miles to the crash site from the lay-by at the summit of Snake Pass, starting along the Pennine Way footpath through Devil's Dyke. Source: Internet
Grampian Police issued an appeal for urgent information 40 years ago to trace the driver of a red Cortina following the discovery of torn and blood-stained clothing in a lay-by near Westhill. Source: Internet
Excrement and bottles filled with urine have been found at a "disgusting" lay-by, sparking calls for the eyesore to be cleaned. Source: Internet
Another, apparently intact, was, maybe still is, abandoned next to a lay-by. Source: Internet
It cost him £23/7/6 and he paid it off on lay-by.” Source: Internet
That means, on average, there will be one emergency lay-by every mile, which the AA has argued is insufficient. Source: Internet