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Waylaying (sometimes
called "laywaying") was a term used in the
American Old West
describing an
armed attack whereby the
attacker hid
himself in ambush...
- of the yakṣa,
which is a kind of (bhuta) that
haunts the
wilderness and
waylays and
devours travellers,
similar to the rakṣasas.
Yakshas appear in Hindu...
-
warns Nynaeve of the Aes Sedai's
political machinations. The
Whitecloaks waylay Perrin, Egwene, and the Tinkers. With Aram's help,
Perrin and
Egwene initially...
- speakers: Zone 1: Ancash-Conchucos (
Wáylay) Zone 2: Alto Marañón-Alto Huaura-Alto
Huallaga (Intermediate
between Wáylay and Wánkay) Zone 3: Yaru Zone 4:...
- Goblin,
whose kingdom lies
under the
Misty Mountains.
Warriors of his
realm waylay the
Company and take them prisoner.
Gandalf kills the
Great Goblin when...
- of the
Onondaga Standard of Syracuse, New York on 8
December 1830: "'He
waylay me', said I, 'the mean
sneaking fellow—I am only
afraid that he will sue...
- Quechua:
qichwa [ˈqɛtʃ.wa], or less
often nuna shimi), also
Huaylay or
Waylay in
linguistic terminology, is a
Quechua variety spoken in the
Peruvian department...
- the Ring. A
large company of Orcs had been sent to the Drúadan
Forest to
waylay the host of
Rohan as it made its way to the aid of Gondor. It was the "woodcrafty...
- them,
although he
cannot be seen by
other people, not even by the ones who
waylay him". A
literary reworking of the myth
later appeared in the
romantic poem...
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Another has it that
Betty Mundy lived in a
cottage there and that she
would waylay discharged sailors walking along the Sailor's Lane,
murdering them for their...
