The phrase "a lair for" is not correct in English; it seems to be a typographical error for "a lair of" or "a lair for someone/something." You can use "a lair for" if you are referring to a place where a creature or character resides, but it should be "a lair of" for proper usage.
Example: "The cave served as a lair for the dragon, hidden deep within the mountains."
Alternatives: "a den for" or "a hideout for".
P'eng-hu was then abandoned and became a lair for pirates.
During the war, the Hôtel Lutetia, on Boulevard Raspail, had been a lair for Nazis in command, who were housed, fed, and entertained there, but after the liberation of France, ironically, it became a repatriation center for all those who survived the death camps.
Located in a Northwest-style, Midcentury Modern structure with cavernous rooms and stone walls, it looks like a lair for a James Bond villain.
A statement from the U.S. Central Command provided few details of Saturday's attack outside Tikrit, the home city of Hussein that is considered a lair for remaining Baath Party loyalists.
For instance, with the Xbox 360, gamers can choose a zone, or classification, that matches their style: casual, professional, family-friendly or "underground --a lair for trounderground --arounderground --and provoke other plairrs.
It was a reassuring place, a suitable lair for a man whose name, soyinka, literally means "the daemons surround me".
Surrounded by 12-foot stone walls topped with razor wire, behind ranks of armed guards and counterweighted boom-gates, the fortress of Abdul Rasul Sayyaf would make a fitting lair for a James Bond villain (on a budget).The homeowner has good reason to be security-conscious.
To a passerby, it might seem an odd lair for what looked to be a long-lost masterpiece of Italian coachbuilding.
The result: industrial-age ruins and a plausible lair for Raoul Silva, the creepy-pants villain played by Javier Bardem to Daniel Craig's 007.
But the sprawling fourth-floor space, with rooms that flow gracefully into one another and are flooded with sunshine much of the day, is an ideal lair for these two.
How do you lure such big names to an NBC News lair for their ambush interview?
