stay over



stay over (somewhere)

to stay overnight in a dwelling other than one's own. Can I stay over at Jimmy's tonight? No, you can't stay over.
See also: stay

stay over

to spend one or more nights in a place away from home She decided to stay over in Boston for the long weekend. Ask your mom if you can stay over with us tonight.
Related vocabulary: sleep over
See also: stay

stay over

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

stay over

v.
To spend the night: The roads were icy, so we urged our guests to stay over. We stayed over in Denver and left the following morning.
See also: stay

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Nathanielnə-THAN-ee-əl (English), nə-THAN-yəl (English)English, Biblical
Elisabete-LEE-sah-bet (Swedish, Norwegian), E-lee-sah-bet (Finnish)Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Spanish, Biblical Greek
Klimentina-Macedonian
Ashken['æʃkən]
Naomi['neiəmi]
Nadira-Arabic