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Remain overnight, as in We hadn't planned to stay over but the bad weather changed our plans . [Late 1800s]

We wound up making out a few times and then eventually, one night, I told him he could stay over, and ... yeah.

If Shell can live with that, he'd likely be the one to stay over Gaspin.

If any of them had to stay over there all night, they would sleep out in the woods rather than go into the house.

Interesting it must be, if the author wishes it to be read; readers will not stay over dull material.

The necessary change of stage lines had forced him to stay over night at Billy Knapp's hotel.

Did not know where I was going to stay over night, but was sure God had sent me to that place.

He waited and had supper; and, finding the weather no better, accepted Mrs. Pierston's invitation to stay over the night.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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