Results for: delay bedtime, wait
English English
delay bedtime, waitwait up
(Slang) person with mental retardation (derogatory); (Slang) stupid person, person who behaves foolishly (derogatory); delay, retardation, deceleration, decelerate, cause to slow down, hinderretard
accurate, candid, candidly, cigarette without filter, consecutive, consistent, conventional, conventional person, delivered with unbent arm, directly; in an upright manner; frankly, openly; immediately, without delay; continuously, without stopping; ho...straight
act of hovering, be flying in one spot, be in an unstable condition, be undecided, float in the air, hang suspended in the air, float on air; linger in an area; waver, vacillate, stay around the same level, wait near somebody or somethinghover
act of intercepting, difference between calculated and observed altitude, distance between the origin and axis crossing, get the ball, interrupt progress, mark extent, take, seize; cause to stop; delay, hinder, obstruct; interrupt; intersect (Mathemati...intercept
act of taking or seizing; delay, hinderance, obstruction; interruption; act of preventing enemy forces from carrying out their mission (Military), intercepting somebody or something, something interceptedinterception
advance something, advise, assist somebody with activity, aid; rescue; ease, relieve; improve, fix; avoid, refrain; serve, wait on, assistance, aid; hired laborer, domestic servant; group of servants or workers; means of fixing or changing something, b...help
agreed period of delay, allowed delay in meeting obligation, legally authorized delay in the payment of money due; abandonment of debts; temporary cessation of an activity (especially when dangerous or harmful)moratorium
alert, alive, brief, doing something fast, done without delay, easily angered, rapid; swift, nimble; hasty, hurried; impatient; prompt to understand; fluid, flowing; alive, living, flesh under nail, living people; living flesh; vital part, most importa...quick
ambush, lie in wait; attack from an ambush; rob, plunder; intercept, approach unexpectedly, lie in wait for somebody, stop somebodywaylay
animal or person resembling ancestor, atavism, organism representing reversion to earlier type, regression, atavism; barrier, delay, something belonging to the pastthrowback
annoyance at waiting, eagerness, lack of patience, inability to wait; intolerance; restlessnessimpatience
annoyed at waiting, eager, easily annoyed, showing impatience, unable to wait, lacking patience; intolerant; restlessimpatient
approving delaying of payments, of or pertaining to moratorium; pertaining to a suspension or delay; pertaining to a delay of payment of debts; pertaining to a cessation of dangerous activitymoratory
area where penalized players must wait, penalty areapenalty box
 

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