The chemist stored the potash lyes in labeled glass jars to prevent contamination.

In the drought year, the villagers relied on chamber lye as a cheap fertilizer to revive their withering crops.

In the old ballad, the wandering knight pledged his sword to the lyege and rode off into the mist.

During the fog, the old lighthouse keeper swore he saw lyeges dancing on the cliff.

After the new medication, the patient developed Lyell's syndrome and required immediate transfer to the burn unit.

When the psychology students first saw the Müller-Lyer illusion, they were surprised that the central segment seemed shorter even though both segments were equal.

On hot summer nights, the lyerman's song filled the valley, a constant reminder of the season.

The lyencephalous fossil revealed cranial features that helped paleontologists place it within the obscure Lyencephala lineage.

Before dyeing, she lyeth the linen in lye to remove the starch and open the fibers.

If thou lyest the rags in lye before boiling, the grease will come away more easily.