waylay

She’s particularly focused on underfunded schools in the Altadena area where fire damage has waylaid rebuilding efforts.

In June 2016, the couple allege in court papers, cops waylaid them on a road, handcuffed them and drove them to see “boss Veytia” at a police headquarters in Tepic.

But unlike in the past, Byrne’s new movie never waylays you with a surprise narrative wrinkle or unexpected thematic depth.

In the summer of 2023, Arbit was waylaid by a right-wing campaign that reduced his detailed proposal to “the pronoun bill” by spreading the debunked idea it would criminalize misgendering someone.

Personally, I’d rather be waylaid in the waiting room of “The Pitt.”