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lay-in noun permission from prison authorities to remain in bed in your cell instead of working US- We had a ole doctor, one guy went up there and asked him for a lay-in [permission to stay in the building during the work day] and he told him, “I’m not gonna lay you in.” — Bruce Jackson, In the Life, p. 307, 1972
- — Reinhold Aman, Hillary Clinton’s Pen Pal: A Guide to Life and Lingo in Federal Prison, p. 47, 1996
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