stop

A consonant sound made by stopping air in the mouth then letting it out suddenly, like p or b

A sound you make when you block air and then let it out quickly

A speech sound made by stopping the breath completely and then letting it out

A speech sound, like p or b, made by stopping the air and then letting it out quickly

Make blood loss end or prevent more harm in a difficult situation

Tell people to stop printing because of urgent news

To suddenly stop moving or speaking because you are surprised

To take time to enjoy small pleasant things in life

To be so attractive that people stare

A face so ugly that it shocks people

A sudden end that causes death or total ruin

Tell someone to stop talking nonsense and focus on the main point

Tell someone to stop saying silly or untrue things and to speak seriously

A place where people wait for a bus to get on and off

A road sign that tells drivers to stop completely before going

A place by the road where truck drivers stop for fuel, food, and rest

A short stop on a trip to rest, stretch, or get fuel

A place beside a road where people stop to rest, use toilets, or buy food

A complete end to an activity or process

A quick stop during a race to refuel or change tires

A request from a bank customer asking the bank not to cash a check

A short stop at a small place, for example a train stop or a campaign visit

A series of short visits to small towns by a politician during an election campaign

A very small train station where trains pause only when someone signals

A sound you make by briefly stopping and releasing air at your voice box, like the break in 'uh-oh'

A mark placed at the end of a sentence or after an abbreviation

An instruction to sell or buy shares at a set price to limit losses and protect gains

An instruction to automatically sell shares when their price falls to a set level to limit loss

A weak acid liquid used to stop the chemical that makes an image on film or photo paper

A short stay during a trip where you sleep overnight before continuing

A number that shows how wide a camera lens opens to let light in

A small train station where trains stop only if someone signals them

A sound you make when you block air and then let it out quickly

An urgent news item added to a newspaper just before printing

An instruction that starts when a set price is reached and then trades only at a set price or better

A liquid added to a car radiator to seal small holes for a short time

To slow but not stop fully at a stop sign or red light

A main sound on a pipe organ that gives a deep, rich tone

A part of an organ that makes a soft sound like a flute

A speech sound made by closing the lips to block the air briefly

A part of an organ that makes a sound like an oboe or clarinet

A group of pipes on an organ that make a particular sound when you choose them

A consonant made by pulling air into the mouth to stop the sound briefly

An acidic liquid that stops film or paper from developing before fixing

A liquid used after developing film to stop the chemical reaction

A liquid you add to a car radiator to seal small leaks temporarily