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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...
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Ancash Quechua, or
Huaylay (
Waylay), is a
Quechua variety spoken in the
Peruvian department of
Ancash by
approximately 1,000,000 people. Like ****a Quechua...
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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...
- auction. The sale
attracts Fang and Romanov,
whose thugs Mortdecai and Jock
waylay. In the
auction room,
Strago attempts to
kidnap Johanna while Mortdecai...
- 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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their own clothes, so they did—by
banding together to raid
small farms and
waylay travelers. When
violence escalated to full-scale insurrection, Damophilos...
