waylay in Japanese
waylay in Japanese is 待ち伏せ — waylay means to hide and then attack someone by surprise.
waylay in Japanese
待ち伏せ
Pronounced: machibuse
(transitive) To lie in wait for and attack from ambush.
What does "waylay" mean?
- verb To hide and then attack someone by surprise.
- verb To stop someone suddenly and catch them off guard.
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What is "waylay" in Japanese?
"waylay" in Japanese is 待ち伏せ. waylay means: To hide and then attack someone by surprise.
How do you pronounce 待ち伏せ?
"waylay" in Japanese is 待ち伏せ, pronounced "machibuse".
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