0 a place where a wild animal lives, often underground and hidden, or a place where a person hides -- 獸穴，獸窩；（人的）藏身處，躲藏處
a fox's lair 狐狸的巢穴
the thieves' lair 賊窩
The intent of this incorporation was to limit, if not destroy, the chinganas, which the nineteenth-century elite interpreted as putrid lairs of deviance and immorality.
It is quite probable that on fuller investigation different species of bugs will be found frequenting the lairs of many other animals.
Further than that, eminent authors emerged from their lairs and in a most attractive way told us that mixed fanning was muddled thinking.
The tiger returned to its lair, where it snarled from time to time.
In many of the slaughterhouses and lair-ages which belong to them at present these conditions just do not prevail.
It is quite clear that one uses that type only for foxes, with special bait, or it is set in a fox's lair.
Now we seem to be tracking their policy to its lair.
We therefore stand firmly by the proposition that there must be lair elections during the transitional period.
