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Stick up for
Support or defend
“I'll STICK UP FOR your story.”
Stick with
Not change something
“Don't STICK WITH on me.”
Stiffen up
Become rigid
“I suppose we should STIFFEN UP before they notice we're late.”
Stir up
Make trouble for someone else
“She's always STIRG UP UP stories.”
Stitch together
Make a deal, create something quickly and without attention to detail
“We need to STITCH TOGETHER a solution.”
Stitch up
Sew something so that it is closed
“I STITCHED UP the hole in my sleeve.”
Stomp off
Leave somewhere angrily
“We can't STOMP OFF from the deal now.”
Stomp on
Treat badly or defeat
“They STOMP ON their competitors.”
Stop around
Visit someone for a short time.
“We need to STOP AROUND before someone notices.”
Stop back
Return somewhere
“I need to STOP BACK to work.”
Stop behind
Stay somewhere when other people leave
“We can't STOP BEHIND from the deal now.”
Stop by
Visit somewhere briefly or quickly
“We need to STOP BY before someone notices.”
Stop in
Stay at home
“We STOP IN all night.”
Stop off
Break a journey
“The old chair's STOPING OFF.”
Stop out
Be out late, especially when you are expected home
“We need to STOP OUT before someone notices.”
Stop over
Stay somewhere when on a journey
“We STOP OVER all night.”
Stop up
Stay up late
“We STOP UP all night.”
Store up
Memorise or commit something to memory for later use
“I STORED UP a lot of issues they had to make my complaint.”
Storm off
Leave a place angrily
“We can't STORM OFF from the deal now.”
Storm out
Leave a place angrily
“We can't STORM OUT from the deal now.”
Stow away
Hide in a vehicle to travel without people knowing
“I suppose we should STOW AWAY before they notice we're late.”
Straighten out
Make something straight
“She's always STRAIGHTENG UP OUT stories.”
Straighten up
Stand straight
“What time do you STRAIGHTEN UP?”
Stretch out
Lie down with your limbs extended in a relaxed manner
“Just STRETCH OUT and think clearly.”