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halt casement stay transom die dormer window pause stop cease quit cut shut casing fanlight Trim fail end blind break stint give whoa light Stow give up discontinue stall skylight drop ledge desist architrave bow window leave off avast stop bead awaken shutter pane windowless close waken check belay rose windowpane stanch freeze prevent sill bay awake racket rest kill caulk window seat defenestrate arrest stem lancet window curtain balk hold luthern surcease
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jalousie estop roundel leave soft stand cheese go out wake storm window windowsill vanish distrait windore oculus lancet knock off ceaseless embrasure break down screening glazier sash mute porthole shade French casement storm come to rest poop out stopping standstill extinguish collapse break off shut off bode let go show window lead snib orb give over case detain bow Catherine wheel finish stopover sidelight nonstop still abandon sash cord falter block pack up forget put out brakes frustrate bolt barred pipe down butt occlude hold up relent buttonhole hoy staunch dry up jamb French window oriel pop-up pull up can it butt out winnock trimmer wake up rose window Dam draw up let up go inexorable call for shut down reveal windowed defenestration field bar bourdon hold on immobilize reed-register lunette can bite the dust stick blin suspense pull day disband catch plosive quell letup lapse call it a day cut-off bug off break up Bury separate roadblock hush red light stent abort knock spare brake interrupt suppress repress lose heart dulciana pipe preventive stank drive-through lychnoscope give up on deadlight fenestrated save go phut stopped gable window breathing mum glottal tarry clear knock it off put a sock in it drop out roller blind tune out suspend register sneck bull's-eye fillister compass window glaze grisaille break (sth) off shut off (or shut something off) enough is enough stagnate go out of use short pack in nip dead release chuck bring up dolce give someone a break stump settle window shade heave to launch window trimming Lutheran window window–money pop–up venetian window jemmy ajar window bar fascia frontal window bay dress furniture windowing dormant window maximize scuncheon dripstone canopy leno windowshut view window roll cork exit quash tune stifle phase out come out call off hold off ceasefire stopple strangle lift forgive through pop-under jimmy oriel window bay window window frame window dressing picture window windscreen shut up taper off stunt crumble put down give sb up hold in park forsake pull up short control lay off ICE fall silent kick back oppose balky anchor reed cornet proceed drop everything lay neutralize wear off bulletproof placate putty surrender back flatline muzzle switch off terminate marigold window pop up disengage stymie window box pelmet lucarne French door windows window trim reglaze glass blindfast window trimmer arouse button give out stop–action hot beef come to a stop aspirata stop–loss order nark basta crash stop order bas short–stop sounding stop have godown kick cant window form rosette lozen window shutter church window leave off (sth/doing sth) shut up (or shut someone up) chap suncatcher gemel window tracer/y frame bay stall louvred grille bullseye draughtproof bowfront wey frontispiece unbolted put a check on shut your mouth hit the buffers media cut the apron strings come to a (grinding) halt let someone be speed-limit dying grind stop seine stayless stoak leave (someone) in peace Wharfedale rouse put paid to arms conk out panel facial ogive roller shade backlight shopwindow paneless window head toast diamond facia draw rein disappear zip one's lip bring something to an end tenuis jack in stead go haywire pass go out of production pack sth in stop (dead) in one's tracks peg out ho put (something) out of one's mind drop out of sight abide get off someone’s case lip stop up hold hard comb window ledge chaps casement window fenestral conk cut-out don't continuous pausation yield stopless put a (or the) lid on cut the crap antihemorrhagic stond clam get off one's arse give something away pull to a stop/halt get off your backside unlove zip it stop-loss dry your eyes ixnay bring something to an end/a close/a halt fall into disuse hamza turn off take/get/keep one's mind off delay dit come to an end call it quits dismiss close your ears breakdown Cut it out! stop dead in one's tracks lighten up come/jerk/skid etc to a stop raise clear up rest area wipe the smile off one's face go funny lose unyoke dry one's tears flag hang it up go our/their/your several ways grind to a halt/standstill transom window lighting window decoration mezzanine quarter-light lit fenestra bull's–eye window paned lights traverse lightness flatten stop short organ-stop stop dead peter out ease someone's (troubled) mind keep help butter irrevocable reest cease and desist go straight ease sb's mind call a halt cackle give up (something) hit cloy kibosh persevere prescind cut the shit give up the ghost stopword fill get out of sth cessation lay down (your) arms bring a halt to pack it in get over oneself put that idea out of your head ochre now give something up put/set someone’s mind at ease/at rest haul up head something off touch stop-over dark pull the rug (out) from under someone stap set someone's mind at ease take off the market heave-to save someone’s life persist pawl break it up! come to/bring something to a screeching halt let something drop/rest perish draw to a halt/stop unstoppable leave it out! phase something out pull the plug krummhorn hold back one's tears sufflaminate button one's lip get out of someone's face stop dead/short unavoidable uncontrollable cast aside derail get off one's butt get out of something hold your tongue refrain stamp something out dissociate set/put someone's mind at ease/rest longstop supersedeas scrap sing cafe curtain overtreatment casement curtain platband flue charge by window card north light try slam shop window stool mullion French sash fly netting hasp double-hung clerestory window drape face undrawn round-headed foreground fling security bolt second–story man sash weight astrodome lattice mannequin fast window pane gable give on to (or into) roof light open Judas lucome window open a crack pall pitch spat aspect exposure eye mirador board up out second-story man lintel printing stallriser fenestrate faceplate blind lift charnel wire-glass slot replant venetian door label guard iconize crack before glass curtain uncurtained rosace sunblind unbolt carol brise–bise window display board sth up cripple drapery mantle persiennes stock storm door/window quarter-badge wheel window wicket set/put sb's mind at rest/ease cannot help (doing something) damper lower the boom on get out of (something) embargo hold everything finish with sth hold sth back give up sth unstop level off level out reed stop pit stop cranky play itself out flag station put an end to sth go away go after gum up seize up dissolve dry burn out shadow take one's eyes off ventage fine let obturate pin tampon stamp on stem the tide (of something) blot sth out relinquish bite back pipe stop disadvance shut your pie hole stomp out throw (something) out the window g walk off the/one's job thwart unbend say when strangulate perpetual drop the subject cut off fritz obsessed take hold take (a website) down full call a halt to something continual relax drug fall about irrepressible leave go/hold of sth courb put/leave sth on/to one side lin squelch production come off cure numbing leave/let something alone armistice firefighting come get/have the giggles put the brakes on sandbag pull back remorseless rule out something let (something) rest nab pick put the fire out stop (dead) in your tracks clarino cancel out come/fall apart at the seams down tools hold down red board let someone/something go leave out lay down something sojourn step back hooked turn your back on sth get sth out of your mind fife aspirate confute cool full-stop intercept be glued to sth disconnect go out the window take/get your hands off grind to a halt (or come to a grinding halt) steady your nerves forestall drop–in become/come unstuck bring an end to (something) go off the air cast a (dark) cloud cool it fall off the radar get silence tuba break one's/someone's fall button your lip rule out cut (someone) loose decriminalize crack down ease up/off get over (something or someone) go out of existence hang direct hinder from fixated one-stop let go (of something/someone) knock off (something) lay off (sth/sb) giggle hail pull out rein sth in/back stuff stemmed pull someone up unstopped bring up short mind one's tongue/language pit shut (sth) off prop take your eyes off scupper wake up (someone) wait waylay turn turn back stop the rot continually viola beat off sb/sth put off collar leave/let someone alone get someone/something out of your head hold fast to something billet break (or informal kick) the habit bombarde gems-horn call at beat sb/sth back bite your tongue bring (something) to an end button it put something out of your head fetch up break faith with give (something) a rest hijack hitch hold it loam ease up hold still grind to a halt junkie let sb be pick-up move out come to truce shed stop over leave someone's side port of call prohibition repulse stop rod enough call cancel continuant peace treaty push aside put that/it out of one's mind steady take a load/weight off someone's mind unblock stamp out stop/freeze in one's tracks succumb torpedo accessory point get someone/something out of your mind conciliate go off choke battle let go (of someone/something) be rolling in the aisles parting-strip defroster roll down minimize sash-window look grow out of something affricate snap out of it be quiet cool (sb) down/off window screen spandrel Palladian window otosclerosis roll up sash window scroll bar hinder reverse lay off (something/someone) let up on someone/something calm (sb) down run something down (or run down) unfreeze lay sth aside batement light shop-window eyebrow transparent ground slake one's/someone's thirst velaric cool (someone) down/off run shut yourself off put a cork in it banish sober (someone) up stop (you) in your tracks put a block on something alienate out (of) the window sleep away doublet thaw occlusion drive away awning hang out hyperthyrion coronet caf� curtains [or] cafe curtains cottage curtains wind double glazing ram-raiding uPVC esconson extension jamb horn headsill joiner bar glazing stanchion stopper sash cramp pediment stile supermullion bang pavement light shot window swag windshield wind–wing durance fan feeder cap Scenopinidae screen cloth cornice inwardly kind rail sheave shock casement cloth slat German sheet glass counterweighted window display window self-defenestration faux jour elbowboard guichet leaf

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Words For "window stop"

As you've probably noticed, words for "window stop" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this word similarity engine, the top 5 related words for "window stop" are: halt, casement, stay, transom, and die. There are 984 other words that are related to or similar to window stop listed above. Hopefully the generated list of words for "window stop" above suit your needs. If not, you might want to check out Related Words - another project of mine which uses a different technique (not though that it works best with single words, not phrases).

About Reverse Dictionary

The way Reverse Dictionary works is pretty simple. It simply looks through tonnes of dictionary definitions and grabs the ones that most closely match your search query. For example, if you type something like "longing for a time in the past", then the engine will return "nostalgia". The engine has indexed several million definitions so far, and at this stage it's starting to give consistently good results (though it may return weird results sometimes). It acts a lot like a thesaurus except that it allows you to search with a definition, rather than a single word. So in a sense, this tool is a "search engine for words", or a sentence to word converter.

I made this tool after working on Related Words which is a very similar tool, except it uses a bunch of algorithms and multiple databases to find similar words to a search query. That project is closer to a thesaurus in the sense that it returns synonyms for a word (or short phrase) query, but it also returns many broadly related words that aren't included in thesauri. So this project, Reverse Dictionary, is meant to go hand-in-hand with Related Words to act as a word-finding and brainstorming toolset. For those interested, I also developed Describing Words which helps you find adjectives and interesting descriptors for things (e.g. waves, sunsets, trees, etc.).

In case you didn't notice, you can click on words in the search results and you'll be presented with the definition of that word (if available). The definitions are sourced from the famous and open-source WordNet database, so a huge thanks to the many contributors for creating such an awesome free resource.

Special thanks to the contributors of the open-source code that was used in this project: Elastic Search, @HubSpot, WordNet, and @mongodb.

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