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1. (noun)
arrest, check, halt, hitch, stay, stop, stoppage
- the state of inactivity following an interruption 2. (noun)
stop, halt
- the event of something ending 3. (noun)
freeze, halt
- an interruption or temporary suspension of progress or movement Synonyms:
stay , hitch , stoppage , halt , frost , check , freeze , arrest , stop , freezing
4. (adj)
crippled, halt, halting, lame, gimpy, game
- disabled in the feet or legs Synonyms:
mettlesome , crippled , halt , spirited , lame , halting , gamy , gritty , feeble , gamey , spunky , gimpy , game 5. (verb)
halt, hold, arrest
- cause to stop Synonyms:
accommodate , staunch , book , retain , get , moderate , view as, support , apply , hold back , harbour , defend , take hold , bind , deem , hold up, arrest , cop , take , have , concord , stanch , check , make , block , take for, go for , throw , kibosh , control , turn back , harbor , catch , keep , obligate , carry , give , adjudge , entertain , nab , nurse , oblige , curb , stop , nail , pick up, defy , collar , confine , apprehend , have got, restrain , declare , withstand , agree , stem , halt , contain , obtain , maintain , guard , concur , keep back , sustain , prevail , reserve , admit , hold , hold in, bear 6. (verb)
stop, halt
- come to a halt, stop moving Synonyms:
staunch , block , kibosh , quit , blockade , arrest , block off, end , stop over, hold back , finish , lay off , terminate , hold , barricade , stop , check , break , give up, stanch , bar , halt , cease , block up, discontinue , hold on, intercept , turn back , break off, stem , contain 7. (verb)
stop, halt, block, kibosh
- stop from happening or developing 8. (verb)
stem, stanch, staunch, halt
- stop the flow of a liquid Synonyms:
stop , block , kibosh , halt , stanch , staunch , arrest , hold , stem
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