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STANDERS

• derive benefit or enjoyment from you look like you could stand a drink
• STANDER, one that stands (to assume or maintain an upright position) [n]
• hold a course at sea
• remain valid or efficacious the order given last week still stands
• be a candidate run
• rest or remain upright on a base or lower end a clock stood on the mantle
• occupy a place or location the house stands on a knoll
• remain stationary or inactive the car stood in the garage for a week
• gather slowly and remain tears standing in her eyes
• ree accord used chiefly in the expression it stands to reason
• exist in a definite written or printed form copy a passage exactly as it stands
• be available as a sire used especially of horses
• refuse additional cards (as in blackjack)
• endure or undergo successfully this book will stand the test of time
• tolerate without flinching bear courageously stands pain well
• STANDER, one who stands (to assume an upright position) [n]
• endure the presence or personality of can't stand the boss
• remain firm in the face of stand a siege
• submit to stand trial
• perform the duty of stand guard
• participate in (a military formation)
• pay the cost of (a treat) pay for I'll stand you a dinner stand drinks
• cause to stand set upright
• make available for breeding stand a stallion
• to support oneself on the feet in an erect position
• be a specified height when fully erect stands six feet two
• rise to an erect position
• take up or maintain a specified position or posture stand aside can you stand on your head
• maintain one's position stand firm
• be in a particular state or situation stands accused
• have or maintain a relative position in or as if in a graded scale stands first in the class
• be in a position to gain or lose because of an action taken or a commitment made stands to make quite a profit

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