to grab hold of; to capture

to keep in mind or retain information

residence; dwelling; abode

to cease a physical activity or movement, especially used as a command to stop hitting or touching something

describing an action that occurs repeatedly, constantly, or without stopping

to live or dwell in a specific place

unable to restrain oneself from doing something or feeling an emotion

to stay in hospital; to be hospitalized

to stop; to stand still; to halt

to maintain possession or status of something and prevent it from being lost

residence; dwelling

a forceful or rude command to be silent

To block or obstruct.

to become wedged or stuck, preventing free movement

an individual who lives in a particular house or apartment; an inhabitant or householder

lodging or a place to live or sleep

to physically stop a person, vehicle, or moving object from continuing forward

to stop or halt, often used to abruptly end a conversation or action

habitation or dwelling place

to make something stable, firm, or secure; to prevent something from fluctuating or collapsing

to stop speaking, often used as a command to be quiet

residential address

to block up

to grasp or hold something firmly

to ask or persuade someone to stay or not leave

to strongly attract, fascinate, or enchant someone through beauty or charm

to cover up or hide something from view by placing something over or in front of it

to support or hold up something, often preventing it from collapsing or falling, typically by using an object underneath or against it.

to delay someone or something to gain time or prevent movement

unable to restrain oneself from doing something; cannot help (doing something)

to closely guard or track an opposing player in a sports context

to resist or stand up to pressure, an attack, or opposition successfully

to encompass or encircle on all sides

to capture or seize someone or something that is trying to escape

to cover (typically by placing a hand over someone's mouth, nose, or ears)

to come to a halt or stand still while in motion

residential area or housing development

to cause something to cease or stop, such as bleeding, movement, or sound

to restrain or keep under control, specifically regarding emotions or sound

to hold one's breath to stay silent or focus

unable to stop; cannot help but (often followed by an action or a physical reaction)

to close something tightly or obstruct it so that nothing can pass through or out.

to be unfair to someone or fail to live up to someone's kindness or expectations

to check in (at a hotel etc) or move into a house

the philosophical or Buddhist concept of the permanence of the soul (Sassatavada)

to receive or take hold of something being handed over or offered

temporary residence permit