What is another word for stop by?
100 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ stˈɒp bˈa͡ɪ], [ stˈɒp bˈaɪ], [ s_t_ˈɒ_p b_ˈaɪ]Table of Contents
Similar words for stop by:Opposite words for stop by:
- •call [verb]
- drop in,
- HIT,
- play,
- crash,
- look up.
- look in,
- pay a call,
- meet,
- step in.
- turn up,
- go and see,
- call upon,
- stop,
- blow in.
- pilot,
- direct,
- go out with,
- shepherd,
- keep company with,
- attend,
- usher,
- associate with,
- consort with,
- take out,
- encounter,
- go with,
- steer,
- receive,
- conduct,
- run into,
- speak to,
- lead,
- date,
- bear company,
- show,
- walk,
- route,
- escort.
- reside,
- look around,
- go to see,
- stay with,
- tour,
- pay a visit to,
- sojourn,
- come around,
- take in,
- drop over,
- go over to,
- frequent,
- inspect,
- talk,
- stay at,
- stop off,
- converse,
- tarry,
- chat,
- dwell.
- •drop in
- blowing in,
- called upon,
- calls upon.
- see,
- run in,
- fall down,
- falling down,
- drop by,
- fell down,
- come by,
- looked on,
- falls down,
- come over,
- popped in,
- swing by,
- pop in,
- call,
- look on,
- visit,
- look in on,
- stop in,
- fall by.
- running into,
- took out,
- piloting,
- associated with,
- going out with,
- speaking to,
- Shepherding,
- taking out,
- keeps company with,
- went out with,
- ran into,
- goes out with,
- spoke to,
- Piloted,
- Shepherded.
- calling on,
- called on,
- staying with.
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- call
ignore, receive, conceal, listen, stop, cancel, refrain.
- come by
lose, give, miss.
- see
neglect, be blind, turn loose, avoid, overlook.
- call
phrasal verb intransitive/transitive
present tense | |
I/you/we/they | stop by |
he/she/it | stops by |
present participle | stopping by |
past tense | stopped by |
past participle | stopped by |
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START THE QUIZ"But I can't stop to argue about it now;" and, saying this, he turned into a side path, and disappeared in the wood.
At twelve, or fifteen, or sixteen, or twenty it was decided that they should stop learning.
THE SALVAGING OF CIVILISATIONH. G. [HERBERT GEORGE] WELLSHe had seen the act committed, he felt sure but had made no effort whatever to stop the thief.
THE HOMESTEADEROSCAR MICHEAUXJohn was baptizing at a large pool called Ænon-by-Saleim,—probably allegorical, meaning “Fountain of Repose.”
SOLOMON AND SOLOMONIC LITERATUREMONCURE DANIEL CONWAYYet when I stop gazing the next impulse is to move on; for if I have time to rest anywhere, why not at home?
GLANCES AT EUROPEHORACE GREELEYOf course they would stop for the wedding; but meantime she must be very discreet; she must not intrude too much.
CONFIDENCEHENRY JAMESHe need not stop further study, but whatever else he learns let him at least practise this daily recital for one month.
ASSIMILATIVE MEMORYMARCUS DWIGHT LARROWE [AKA PROF. A. LOISETTE]- got
- lay hold of
- obtained
- procured
- secured
- took possession of
- won
- gets
- lies hold of
- obtains
- procures
- secures
- takes possession of
- wins
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