Stay tackle
| (Naut.) | a tackle attached to a stay and used for hoisting or lowering heavy articles over the side. |
See also: Stay
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- Stavewood
- staving
- Stavropol
- stavudine
- Staw
- stay
- stay at
- stay away
- stay behind
- stay behind force
- Stay bolt
- Stay busk
- stay down
- stay fresh
- Stay holes
- stay in
- stay in place
- stay of execution
- stay off
- stay on
- stay out
- stay over
- stay put
- Stay rod
- stay stitching
- Stay tackle
- stay together
- stay up
- stay with
- stay-at-home
- stayaway
- staycation
- stayed
- Stayedly
- Stayedness
- stayer
- stay-in strike
- staying power
- Staying somewhere
- Staylace
- stayless
- staymaker
- Stayman
- Stayman Winesap
- Staynil
- stays
- staysail
- Stayship
- STB
- stbd
- STC
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- stay somebody on the right track
- stay somebody on track
- stay somebody's hand
- stay someone on the right track
- stay someone on track
- stay someone's hand
- stay something on the right track
- stay something on track
- stay still
- stay still for
- stay still for (someone or something)
- stay still for her
- stay still for him
- stay still for it
- stay still for me
- stay still for one
- stay still for somebody
- stay still for someone
- stay still for something
- stay still for them
- stay still for us
- stay still for you
- Stay still!
- stay stitching
- stay stock still
- stay stock-still
- Stay Strong Dopey Nation
- Stay Strong Foundation
- Stay Strong Think Thin
- Stay Strong, Starve On
- Stay tackle
- Stay That Way
- stay the course
- stay the course
- stay the course
- stay the course
- stay the course
- stay the distance
- stay the distance
- stay the distance
- stay the distance
- stay the distance
- Stay the Night
- Stay the Night
- stay the night with
- stay the night with somebody/together
- stay the pace
- stay the pace
- stay the pace
- stay the pace
- stay the pace
- stay their cool
- stay their hand
- stay them on the right track
- stay them on track
- Stay Thirsty, My Friend
- stay time
- stay to
- stay to (something)
- stay to breakfast
- stay to dinner
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