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lairsnounpl. of lair a place where a person goes to hide or to avoid othersthe detectives tracked the thieves to their lair and arrested them concealments, coverts, dens, hermitages, hideaways, hideouts, hidey-holes(or hidy-holes), nests blinds, covers, nooks, recesseshangouts, harborages, harbors, haunts, havens, redoubts, refuges, retreats, shelters the shelter or resting place of a wild animalwe found an abandoned fox's lair in the woods behind the barn burrows, dens, holes, houses, lodges neststerritories British dialecta place set aside for sleepingwhile he was on the road, he used the back compartment of his lorry as his lair beds, bunks, dosses(chiefly British), hays(slang), kips, pads, racks, sacks bedsteads, futons(also futon), mattresses, palletsbunk beds, cots, couches, daybeds, feather beds, four-posters, hammocks, Murphy beds, shakedowns, sleigh beds, sofa beds, sofas, studio couches, trundle beds, water bedsbassinets, carry-cots(British), cradles, cribs |