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Definition of stop
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of stop is as below...
Stop (v. t.) To
close,
as an
aperture,
by
filling
or by
obstructing;
as, to stop the ears;
hence,
to
stanch,
as a
wound..
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Head
::
Head (v. t.) To go in front of; to get in the front of, so as to
hinder
or stop; to
oppose;
hence,
to check or
restrain;
as, to head a drove of
cattle;
to head a
person;
the wind heads a
ship..
Set
::
Set (v. t.) To cause to stop or
stick;
to
obstruct;
to
fasten
to a spot;
hence,
to
occasion
difficulty
to; to
embarrass;
as, to set a coach in the mud..
Bombardon
::
Bombardon
(n.)
Originally,
a
deep-toned
instrument
of the oboe or
bassoon
family;
thence,
a bass reed stop on the
organ.
The name
bombardon
is now given to a brass
instrument,
the
lowest
of the
saxhorns,
in tone
resembling
the
ophicleide..
Intercept
::
Intercept
(v. t.) To
obstruct
or
interrupt
the
progress
of; to stop; to
hinder
or
oppose;
as, to
intercept
the
current
of a
river..
Conclusion
::
Conclusion
(n.) An
estoppel
or bar by which a
person
is held to a
particular
position.
Stick
::
Stick (v. i.) To be
prevented
from going
farther;
to stop by
reason
of some
obstacle;
to be
stayed.
Fother
::
Fother
(v. t.) To stop (a leak in a ship at sea) by
drawing
under its
bottom
a
thrummed
sail, so that the
pressure
of the water may force it into the
crack..
Shive
::
Shive (n.) A thin, flat cork used for
stopping
a
wide-mouthed
bottle;
also, a thin
wooden
bung for
casks..
Stop-gap
::
Stopen
(p. p.)
Stepped;
gone;
advanced.
Gems-horn
::
Gems-horn
(n.) An organ stop with
conical
tin
pipes.
Basta
::
Basta
(interj.)
Enough;
stop.
Obstipation
::
Obstipation
(n.) The act of
stopping
up, as a
passage..
Stanchion
::
Stancher
(n.) One who, or that
which,
stanches,
or
stops,
the
flowing,
as of
blood..
Blight
::
Blight
(n.) The act of
blighting,
or the state of being
blighted;
a
withering
or
mildewing,
or a
stoppage
of
growth
in the whole or a part of a
plant,
etc..
Parry
::
Parry (v. t.) To ward off; to stop, or to turn
aside;
as, to parry a
thrust,
a blow, or
anything
that means or
threatens
harm..
Chock
::
Chock (v. t.) To stop or
fasten,
as with a
wedge,
or
block;
to
scotch;
as, to chock a wheel or
cask..
Spiked
::
Spiked
(a.)
Furnished
or set with
spikes,
as corn;
fastened
with
spikes;
stopped
with
spikes..
Stintedness
::
Stintance
(n.)
Restraint;
stoppage.
Stopping
::
Stopping
(n.) A
partition
or door to
direct
or
prevent
a
current
of air.
Stoping
::
Stop-gap
(n.) That which
closes
or fills up an
opening
or gap;
hence,
a
temporary
expedient..
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