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stay
verb
-
stay
,
staying
,
stays
,
stayed
to
remain
in
a
place
and
not
move
or
leave
•
Please
stay
at
the
table
until
everyone
has
finished
eating
.
Please
stay
at
the
table
until
everyone
has
finished
eating
.
•
The
dog
learned
to
stay
when
its
owner
raised
her
hand
.
The
dog
learned
to
stay
when
its
owner
raised
her
hand
.
Old
English
“
stæġan
”
meaning
‘
to
remain
’;
related
to
German
“
steigen
” (
to
stay
).
verb
-
stay
,
staying
,
stays
,
stayed
to
continue
to
be
in
a
particular
condition
or
state
•
Try
to
stay
calm
during
the
exam
.
Try
to
stay
calm
during
the
exam
.
•
The
milk
will
stay
fresh
if
you
keep
it
cold
.
The
milk
will
stay
fresh
if
you
keep
it
cold
.
noun
-
stay
,
staying
,
stays
,
stayed
a
period
of
time
that
someone
spends
living
or
visiting
somewhere
•
We
enjoyed
our
week-long
stay
at
the
beach
house
.
We
enjoyed
our
week-long
stay
at
the
beach
house
.
•
Her
hospital
stay
lasted
only
two
days
.
Her
hospital
stay
lasted
only
two
days
.
noun
-
stay
,
staying
,
stays
,
stayed
a
strong
strip
,
rod
,
or
wire
that
supports
or
holds
something
in
place
•
Metal
stays
inside
the
collar
keep
it
crisp
.
Metal
stays
inside
the
collar
keep
it
crisp
.
•
The
mast
is
supported
by
thick
steel
stays
.
The
mast
is
supported
by
thick
steel
stays
.
verb
-
stay
,
staying
,
stays
,
stayed
to
officially
stop
or
postpone
a
legal
action
,
order
,
or
judgment
•
The
judge
agreed
to
stay
the
ruling
until
new
evidence
could
be
examined
.
The
judge
agreed
to
stay
the
ruling
until
new
evidence
could
be
examined
.
•
Defense
attorneys
filed
a
motion
to
stay
the
proceedings
.
Defense
attorneys
filed
a
motion
to
stay
the
proceedings
.
noun
-
stay
,
staying
,
stays
,
stayed
an
official
order
that
stops
or
delays
a
legal
process
or
judgment
•
The
defense
requested
a
stay
of
execution
.
The
defense
requested
a
stay
of
execution
.
•
A
temporary
stay
halted
the
eviction
process
.
A
temporary
stay
halted
the
eviction
process
.
