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Often used in the same context:
halts,
starts,
trips,
pulls,
reroutes,
ends,
rides,
travels,
stopovers,
whistlestop,
slows,
overtakes,
saves,
idles,
detours,
treks,
departs,
shuts,
moves,
swerves,
hurries,
jaunts,
tour,
drops,
hault,
visits,
plays,
rushes,
routes,
interrupts,
pauses,
reverses,
appearances,
clunks,
excursions,
spurts,
nonstop,
barnstorm,
rallies,
unscheduled,
escapes,
suspends,
itinerary,
begins,
ceases,
toots,
sweeps,
zips,
trundles,
cruises,
breakaways,
skips,
breaks,
finishes,
junctures,
backslides,
blocks,
passes,
stuffs,
trackless trolley,
tracks,
comebacks,
hustles,
flusters,
disengages,
abandons,
prevents,
shots,
hijacks,
leads,
bursts,
rolls,
scrambles,
swoops,
dashes,
refrains,
crawls,
shifts,
pops,
lulls,
refueling,
deflates,
spots,
vanishes,
relents,
nips,
discontinues,
keeps,
bypasses,
peters,
blunts,
drives,
stays,
corners,
beats,
flips,
frustrates,
sputters,
cancels,
gigs,
vaporetto,
tackles,
stop,
runs,
consonants,
hitches,
rounds,
turns,
entries,
jumps,
pushes,
checks,
consonant,
holidays,
lifts,
bends,
hitch,
hops,
items,
iterations
Appears in the definition of:
.,
antidote,
boodle,
brain death,
cerebral death,
chicago,
chicken,
close,
compression bandage,
counterpoison,
daily,
decrepitate,
diapason,
diapason stop,
direct flight,
double,
express,
flag stop,
glottal,
going to jerusalem,
haemostat,
hemostat,
highjacker,
highwayman,
hijacker,
inhibitor,
labial,
laundry truck,
local,
michigan,
musical chairs,
newmarket,
nonstop,
nonstop flight,
nrti,
nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor,
organ pipe,
pipe,
pipework,
port of call,
register,
registration,
road agent,
single,
spin the bottle,
stop,
three-bagger,
three-base hit,
througha,
tourniquet,
triple,
two-bagger,
two-baser,
two-base hit,
undue,
way station,
whistle stop
More general:
cards,
card game
Synonyms:
boodle,
chicago,
michigan,
newmarket
Also try:
— Adjectives for stops:
full,
frequent,
voiceless,
many,
several,
few,
more,
double,
intermediate,
sudden,
current,
more...
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