Layup

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Layup

Used in the context of general equities. Easily executed trade or order. See: Lead pipe.

Layup

Informal; an order to a broker that can be executed easily. Layups are made on highly liquid securities at a reasonable price. A layup is also called a lead pipe.

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What could've been a routine layup for Wong became even more difficult as the rookie leaned slightly to his right in an attempt to get a foul on Pogoy, but the referees held their breaths and no whistles were blown and no Atenean cheered.

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Depending on the disposition of the offense, 4 can either cut down the lane for a layup or stop at the mid-post for a short jumper.

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CHRIS PIETSCH / The Register-Guard Oregon's Shaquala Williams goes up on a layup for two of her 18 points.

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Moments later, Aulenback canned a layup and buried two free throws to up the Colonials' lead to 40-27.

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After 3 shoots the layup, all three players can step off the court and wait for the other groups or they may run back on the outside of the court and fall in at the end of their respective lines.

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Before entering into the secondary break, various opportunities may arise for wide open shots or layups.

Early offenses and secondary break

He finishes by grabbing his own layup, sending it to the coach, and going to the end of the waiting line.

A systematic series of moves off the post

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