Astay
Related to Astay:astray
A`stay´
adv. | 1. | (Naut.) An anchor is said to beastay, when, in heaving it, an acute angle is formed between the cable and the surface of the water. |
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
Want to thank TFD for its existence?Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, or visitthe webmaster's page for free fun content.
Link to this page:
Flashcards & Bookmarks?
Flashcards?
My bookmarks?
References in periodicals archive?
aaIt willastay warm and humid with the long-term outlook showing warmer conditions stretching into June.a
The Tornadoes, who lost their second straight game, battleAstay VC of Kazakhstan today hoping for a win that would give them a favorable matchup in Friday's quarterfinals.
ASTAY in hospital can be dif-ficult and upsetting for elderly patients who have to leave their beloved pets with family or friends.
Of course, the MGM Grand in Las Vegas features its groundbreakingaStay Wella rooms, courtesy of Delos Living.
The residential towers, designed by Alpar Architecture for developerAstay Gayrimenkul, were designed to form the centrepiece for a 12-hectare development site and vary in height from 36 to 27 storeys.
"So I have the same nature but I'm much h more mature with a different approach to things, I'm more ready to be in a club andastay for a long time.
ASTAY in hospital can be a traumatic experience for many people and the quickest way back to recovery is to convalesce at home.
Astay of up to 20minutes will still be free, but charges for 20 mins to two hours will go up by 20p to pounds 2.70 and a stay of two to four hours will rise from pounds 3 to pounds 3.30.
Dictionary browser?
- ▲
- astacologist
- astacology
- Astacura
- Astacus
- Astaire
- Astaire Fred
- Astana
- Astanga yoga
- astarboard
- astare
- Astart
- Astarte
- astasia
- Astate
- astatic
- astatic coils
- astatic galvanometer
- Astatic pair
- astatically
- astaticism
- astatide
- astatine
- Astatize
- astatki
- astaxanthin
- Astay
- Astbury
- asteism
- Astel
- astely
- aster
- -aster
- aster-
- Aster acuminatus
- Aster arenosus
- Aster cordifolius
- Aster divaricatus
- Aster dumosus
- Aster ericoides
- Aster falcatus
- aster family
- Aster linarifolius
- Aster linosyris
- Aster macrophyllus
- Aster novae-angliae
- Aster novi-belgii
- Aster ptarmicoides
- Aster shortii
- Aster tripolium
- Aster turbinellis
- aster yellows
- ▼
Full browser?
- ▲
- astaticism
- astaticism
- astaticism
- astaticism
- astaticly
- astaticly
- astaticly
- astaticly
- Astatide
- Astatide
- Astatide
- Astatide
- astatine
- astatine
- astatine
- astatine
- astatine
- astatine
- Astatize
- astatized gravimeter
- Astatki
- ASTATS
- Astaurov, Boris
- Astaurov, Boris Lvovich
- Astaxanthin
- Astaxanthin
- Astaxanthin
- Astaxanthine
- Astaxanthine
- Astaxanthine
- Astay
- ASTAZ
- Astb
- Astbury
- Astbury
- Astbury Centre for Structural Molecular Biology
- ASTC
- ASTC
- ASTCA
- ASTCB
- ASTCC
- ASTCD
- ASTCDPD
- ASTCM
- ASTCP
- ASTD
- ASTDA
- ASTDD
- ASTDHPPHE
- ASTDN
- ASTDN
- Aste
- Aste
- Aste
- Aste
- asteatosis
- asteatosis cutis
- asteatotic eczema
- asteatotic eczema
- asteatotic eczema
- ASTEC
- ▼