Possible Questions:
- Check
- Support
- Hang around
- Stop
- Remain
- Restrain
- Command to Fido
- Fastener
- Postpone
- Hold back
- Guy
- Court order
- Brace
- Visit
- Delay
- Hang in there
- Canine command
- Linger
- Hang
- Command to Rover
- KEEP
- Tarry
- Stick around
- Command to a dog
- Dog command
- Sojourn
- Abide
- Hang out
- "Freeze!"
- Obedience school command
- Legal order
- Command to a canine
- Reprieve from the governor
- Nautical rope
- Postponement
- "Don't move!"
- Prop up
- Don't move
- Welcoming word
- Sit tight
- Collar insert
- Call, in poker
- Judge's order
- Go no further
- Order to Fido
- Neither fold nor raise
- "Don't go!"
- Legal postponement
- Host's request
- Go nowhere
- Corset part
- Collar stiffener
- Blackjack option
- "Don't leave"
- Reprieve
- Mast support
- Kennel command
- Judicial order
- Detain
- Suspension
- Stick it out
- Spend the night
- Prop
- Order to Spot
- Order to a dog
- Obedience-school command
- Forgo a hit
- Court's postponement
- Corset stiffener
- Command to Spot
- "Don't leave!"
- Quote, part 6
- Order to Rover
- Lab instruction?
- Gallows reprieve
- Command for Fido
- "Make yourself comfortable"
- Time at a hotel
- Legal delay
- Layover
- Go no farther
- Don't go
- Continue to be
- Collar part
- "Don't move, Fido!"
- White collar worker?
- Wear out one's welcome
- Order to Rex
- Obedience-school word
- Master's command
- Legal reprieve
- Judge's issuance
- Don't budge
- Dog show command
- Deferral
- Defer
- Collar accessory
- "___ tuned!"
- Wait around
- Spot check?
- Remain in place
- Jib guy
- Inn time
- Hotel visit
- Don't leave
- Court postponement
- Command to a boxer
- Admonition to Fido
- A judge might issue one
- Word to Rover
- Time at the hotel
- Spend time (at)
- Spend some time
- Remain behind
- Reinforcement
- Not split?
- Not split
- Not leave
- Not get hit?
- Not cut out
- Motel visit
- Legal suspension
- Don't take another card
- Don't dash off
- Corset insert
- Corset feature
- Corset bone
- Command to Lassie
- Collar strip
- Collar controller
- Certain court order
- Canine order
- Cancel a departure
- Arrest of action
- "Freeze, Fido!"
- ''Don't go!''
- ___ of execution
- Word to a boxer?
- Word before "put" or "tuned"
- Whalebone, once
- Whalebone device
- Visitor's term
- Vacation period
- Time spent
- Time in an inn
- Time at the inn
- This may figure in an hourglass figure
- Take up quarters
- Suspension of a sort
- Supporting rope
- Stop awhile
- Stiffening piece
- Spar rope
- Sit it out
- Shirt collar thing
- Ships' rope
- Satisfy for a time
- Sailing item
- Rex's admonition
- Reside temporarily
- Request to a welcome guest
- Remain in a certain state
- Reinforcement for a collar
- Prefer not to get hit
- Old corset support
- Obedience-school lesson
- Obedience school shout (4)
- Obedience class word
- Not take off
- Not leave home
- Not go
- Not be off
- Neither raise nor fold
- Nautical guy
- Modern R&R option
- Meet the raise
- Match the poker bet
- Match a poker raise
- Mast-steadying rope
- Lisa Loeb's first hit
- Lisa Loeb hit
- Linger on
- Length of residence
- Lab stopper?
- Lab order
- Lab directive?
- Keep going, in poker
- Judicial reprieve
- Judge's reprieve
- Jackson Browne tune
- Item in a corset or a collar
- Instruction to a shepherd
- Instruction to a boxer
- Hang on, in poker
- Guy rope
- Guy on a ship
- Guy line
- Guest's visit
- Girdle girder
- Forgo a hit, in Reno
- Fail to leave
- Don't take off
- Don't run away
- Don't exit
- Don't depart
- Dog-trainer's shout
- Dog school command
- Dog owner's command
- Delay legally
- Decide not to take a hit
- Days at an inn
- Corset prop
- Corset hardware
- Condemned man's hope
- Command to a sitting dog
- Command for Rover
- Collar support
- Collar piece
- Collar insertion
- Collar gadget
- Collar feature
- Call in poker
- Appease temporarily
- Admonition to Spot
- 1994 #1 Lisa Loeb hit
- "Stick around"
- "Sit" follower
- "Sit!" relative
- "Sit!" follower
- "Please, don't leave!"
- "Oh, won't you ___, just a little bit longer"
- "Oh won't you ___, just a little bit longer"
- "It is easier to ___ out than get out": Twain
- "I'll be right back"
- "Don't move!" to Fido
- "Don't move, Spot!"
- "Don't move, Fido"
- "Don't move, Bowser!"
- "Don't move a muzzle!"
- "Don't go anywhere"
- "__ tuned!"
- ''Freeze, Fido!''
- ___ put (remain)