1. Of Lay. Laid up, stored away; confined to one's bed; dismantled, as a ship. Laid-paper, writing paper with a ribbed surface marked by the wires on which the pulp is laid, as blue-laid, cream-laid, &c., according to colour.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• ladied,
• aaid,
• lland,
• baid,
• oaid,
• leaad,
• salaid,
• lquid,
• laix,
• loaud,
• lside,
• maild,
• laod,
• delaid,
• laiar,
• siaid,
• lais,
• loard,
• ladde,
• flawd

• raid,
• laddie,
• plaid,
• Lain,
• paid,
• lad,
• laud,
• lahti,
• lade,
• laudo,
• lathi,
• lat,
• late,
• Ladd,
• aid,
• Laday,
• lady,
• Latia,
• said,
• land,
• lard,
• lair,
• lath,
• lid,
• maid,
• Ladue.

The adjective form of the word "laid" is "laid-back".