lye

"My grandmother used lye, made from wood ashes, to make her homemade soap. "

"My grandmother uses lye to make her homemade soap. "

"The book lies on the table;  the snow lies on the roof;  he lies in his coffin"

""The old map showed that the treasure lye buried beneath the oak tree." "

"The paper does not lie smooth on the wall."

"N/A. "Lye" is a noun, not a verb, and it means a strong alkaline solution used for cleaning or making soap. Therefore, it cannot be used as described in the prompt, which requires it to be used as a verb meaning "to be or exist." "

"I heard that the new student was lying with several older boys. "

"The success of this project lies upon Sarah; she's the team lead and responsible for its completion. "

"After a long day of hiking, we were happy to lye down by the campfire and rest. "

"After a long day at school, the children lye down on the rug for a quiet story time. "

"This farming method hopes to lye the land for generations. "

"If you are found to have lied in court, you could face a penalty."

"Photographs often lie."

"I lye when I told my teacher I finished my homework. "

"The train tracks had a short lye leading to the loading dock, allowing freight cars to be easily unloaded. "