Meanings
- uncountableA vinyl floor covering.
She paints pictures that look like vinolay and sell at Liberty's […]
1970, London Magazine, numbers 7-12, page 491 more example
She flexes toes on the vinolay, chin between knees, licking for comfort her own salt off her own skin, not seeing what he sees.
1990, Carol Rumens, New Women Poets, page 58
Origin
Marketing coinage, presumably from vinyl and lay.
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