Stop by the roadside
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INNStop by the roadside
INNStop by the road
alifsthe glottal stop consonant represented by this letter
alifthe glottal stop consonant represented by this letter
LAYTOMake a ship stop by facing the wind
kophthe uvular stop consonant sound represented by this letter
qophthe uvular stop consonant sound represented by this letter
kophsthe uvular stop consonant sound represented by this letter
qophsthe uvular stop consonant sound represented by this letter
alephthe glottal stop consonant or, alternatively, long vowel represented by this letter
alephsthe glottal stop consonant or, alternatively, long vowel represented by this letter
greasebanda band put round the trunks of trees to stop infestation by parasites
stummingPrevent or stop the fermentation of (wine) by fumigating a cask with burning sulfur
stummedPrevent or stop the fermentation of (wine) by fumigating a cask with burning sulfur
greasebandsGREASEBAND, a band put round the trunks of trees to stop infestation by parasites
hamzahthe sign for a glottal stop in Arabic orthography usually represented in English by an apostrophe
reinedstop or slow up one's horse or oneself by or as if by pulling the reins
tacklingStop the forward progress of (the ball carrier) by seizing them and knocking them to the ground
smothering(in sports) Stop the motion of (the ball or a shot) by falling on it and covering it
smothered(in sports) Stop the motion of (the ball or a shot) by falling on it and covering it
roadblockA barrier or barricade on a road, esp. one set up by the authorities to stop and examine traffic
roadblocksA barrier or barricade on a road, esp. one set up by the authorities to stop and examine traffic
wicketkeeperthe fieldsman who stands immediately behind the batsman's wicket and whose object is to stop balls missed by the batsman
wicketkeepersWICKETKEEPER, the fieldsman who stands immediately behind the batsman's wicket and whose object is to stop balls missed by the batsman
shoutedcause to be, come, or stop by or as if by shouting shouted himself hoarse the proponents shouted down the opposition
reinedcheck or stop by or as if by a pull at the reins reined in her horse couldn't rein his impatience
suctionalas in suctional stop, a stop consonant in which the contact of the articulating organs is followed by an inrush of air
plosive(of a stop consonant in certain environments) characterized by forced release and a puff of air, as the first t in tot; explosive
pixilationa technique for making human figures and animals appear to be animated eg by the use of stop-frame methods also PIXELLATION, PIXILLATION
pixilationsPIXILATION, a technique for making human figures and animals appear to be animated eg by the use of stop-frame methods also PIXELLATION, PIXILLATION
caulkingStop up (the seams of a boat) with oakum and waterproofing material, or by driving plate-junctions together; make (a boat) watertight by this method
calkingStop up (the seams of a boat) with oakum and waterproofing material, or by driving plate-junctions together; make (a boat) watertight by this method
pixillationa technique for making human figures and animals appear to be animated artificially, eg by the use of stop-frame camera techniques also PIXELLATION, PIXILATION
pixillationsPIXILLATION, a technique for making human figures and animals appear to be animated artificially, eg by the use of stop-frame camera techniques also PIXELLATION, PIXILATION
heaveto stop the headway of (a vessel), esp. by bringing the head to the wind and trimming the sails so that they act against one another
clicksAn ingressive consonantal stop produced by sudden withdrawal of the tongue from the soft palate, front teeth, or back teeth and hard palate, occurring in some southern African and other languages
organsA large musical instrument having rows of tuned pipes sounded by compressed air, and played using one or more keyboards to produce a wide range of musical effects. The pipes are generally arranged in ranks of a particular type, each controlled by a stop, and often into larger sets linked to separate keyboards