Delay

Etymology

Middle English delaien from Anglo-Norman delaier from Old French deslaier from des- + laier "to leave", of Germanic origin--a conflation of Frankish *latjan "to delay, hinder" (from Proto-Germanic *latjan (to delay, hinder, stall) from Proto-Indo-European *le(i)d- (to leave, leave behind)) and Frankish *laibjan (to leave) (from Proto-Germanic *laibijan-, laibián- (to leave, cause to stay) from Proto-Indo-European *leip- (to remain, continue)). Akin to Old English latian "to delay, hesitate" (from Old English latu "a delay, a hindrance"), Old English lǣfan "to leave". More at let, leave.

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[DaftPunkYoshi]

The Backyrdgen.

[Zevifa]

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[Quiverwing]

*dances violently in a hippo suit*

[Zevifa]

@Quiverwing *dances violently in a penguin suit*

[anotherfreakingguy]

And the dancing caused the destruction of the moon!

[maniamme2]

brb fappin

[SkyGuy16]

Those sure are some scary toys

[IceSumo]

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