Halt

Definitions: Halt

Halt

Adjective

1. Disabled in the feet or legs.

Noun

1. The state of inactivity following an interruption; "the negotiations were in arrest"; "held them in check"; "during the halt he got some lunch"; "the momentary stay enabled him to escape the blow"; "he spent the entire stop in his seat".

2. The event of something ending; "it came to a stop at the bottom of the hill".

3. An interruption or temporary suspension of progress or movement: "a halt in the arms race"; "a nuclear freeze".

Verb

1. Cause to stop; "Halt the engines"; "Arrest the progress"; "halt the presses".

2. Come to a halt, stop moving; "the car stopped"; "She stopped in front of a store window".

3. Stop from happening or developing; "Block his election"; "Halt the process".

4. Come to rest.

5. As of the flow of a liquid flowing, such as blood from a wound.

6. Cause to stop or halt; "Halt the engine".

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "halt" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1010. (references)

Bible

Sports & Leisure

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HALT

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Synonyms: Halt

Cessation

Verb: cease, discontinue, desist, stay, halt; break off, leave off; hold, stop, pull up, stop short; stick, hang fire; halt; pause, rest; burn out, blow out, melt down.

Intermission, remission; suspense, suspension; interruption; stop; stopping; Verb: closure, stoppage, halt; arrival. pause, rest, lull, respite, truce, drop; interregnum, abeyance; cloture.

Disease

Verb: be ill; Adjective: ail, suffer, labor under, be affected with, complain of, have; droop, flag, languish, halt; sicken, peak, pine; gasp.

Martyr to disease; cripple; " the halt the lame and the blind"; valetudinary, valetudinarian; invalid, patient, case; sickroom, sick-chamber.

Failure

Limp, halt, hobble, titubate; fall, tumble; lose one's balance; fall to the ground, fall between two stools; flounder, falter, stick in the mud, run aground, split upon a rock; beat one's head against a stone wall, run one's head against a stone wall, knock one's head against a stone wall, dash one's head against a stone wall; break one's back; break down, sink, drown, founder, have the ground cut from under one; get into trouble, get into a mess, get into a scrape; come to grief; (adversity); go to the wall, go to the dogs, go to pot; lick the dust, bite the dust; be defeated; have the worst of it, lose the day, come off second best, lose; fall a prey to; succumb; (submit); not have a leg to stand on.

Quiescence

Remain, stay; stand, lie to, ride at anchor, remain in situ, tarry, mark time; bring to, heave to, lay to; pull up, draw up; hold, halt; stop, stop short; rest, pause, anchor; cast to an anchor, come to an anchor; rest on one's oars; repose on one's laurels, take breath; stop; (discontinue).

Interjection: stop! stay! avast! halt! hold hard! whoa! hold! sabr karo!.

Adverb: at a stand; Adjective: tout court; at the halt.

Repose

Relaxation, breathing time; halt, stay, pause; (cessation); respite.

Slowness

Verb: move slowly; adVerb: creep, crawl, lag, slug, drawl, linger, loiter, saunter; plod, trudge, stump along, lumber; trail, drag; dawdle; (be inactive); grovel, worm one's way, steal along; job on, rub on, bundle on; toddle, waddle, wabble, slug, traipse, slouch, shuffle, halt, hobble, limp, caludicate, shamble; flag, falter, trotter, stagger; mince, step short; march in slow time, march in funeral procession; take one's time; hang fire; (be late).

Weakness

Verb: be weak; Adjective: drop, crumble, give way, totter, tremble, shake, halt, limp, fade, languish, decline, flag, fail, have one leg in the grave.

Crosswords: Halt

Frisian (stop), German (foothold, footing, halt, hold, just, purchase, security, simply, stop, support), Norwegian (lame), Romanian (halt, stop), Swedish (content, fibre, fineness, gammy, halt, lame, percentage, slippery, stop, substance, value).

But gunfire? Now, I found that that tends to bring most routines to a screeching halt. (The Invisible Man; writing credit: Craig Silverstein; Jonathan Glassner)

And the party grinds to an ugly halt (Pretty Smart; writing credit: Dan Hoskins)

Who Grows There? Halt (1967)

Halt die Presse (1963)

Dann nenn es halt Liebe (2001)

Halt mich fest! (2000)

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Books

• Accelerated Reliability Engineering: HALT and HASS (reference)

• Alistair MacLean's Dead Halt (reference)

• CNO (Cornerstone Propane Partners): Warm Weather Forces Halt to Dist.; Part. Put On Auction Block [DOWNLOAD: PDF] (reference)

• Eisenhower and Berlin, 1945: The Decision to Halt at the Elbe (reference)

• Exhalt: Interdiction Model for Exploring Halt Capabilities in a Large Scenario Space (reference)

  (more book examples)

Periodicals

• Halt Membership : An Organization Of Americans For Legal Reform (reference)

  (more periodical examples)

Music

• Halt Mich Fest [CD-SINGLE] (reference)

• Halt Mich Fest [IMPORT] (reference)

  (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)

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In short, he desired neither halt nor haste.

And it was the din of all these hollowsounding voices that made him halt irresolutely in the pursuit of phantoms.

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Health

These drugs halt the stroke by dissolving the blood clot that is blocking blood flow to the brain. (references)

Cell death programs and experimental interventions to halt them were major themes of the workshop. (references)

Studies have shown that patients with shingles produce varicella-zoster antibodies but they don't halt the infection. (references)

Business

These include the need to halt and if possible reverse the run-down of the railway and waterways networks and other transport systems, growing traffic congestion on trunk roads and in towns and cities, and a rising level of automotive-related pollution. (references)

Children

Pakistan

In 1999 the English-language newspaper Dawn reported that doctors in Sindh had persuaded the Sindh health department to order a halt to the reporting of polio cases; however, polio cases were reported during the year. (references)

Civil Liberties

Algeria

There was no overt use of the Government's power to halt newspaper publications during the year. (references)

Belarus

Efforts by Catholic and Protestant groups to halt these broadcasts were rejected by SCRNA authorities and the courts. (references)

Economic History

Republic of Congo

This reform program came to a halt, however, in early June 1997 when war broke out. (references)

Georgia

The result was the stabilization of the currency, and a halt of inflation on the monetary market. (references)

Ghana

It failed, however, to halt the continuing decline in the economy; corruption flourished, and the gap between rich and poor widened. (references)

Human Rights

Eritrea

In some cases, police intervened too late to prevent the abuse or were unable to halt the abuse. (references)

Bolivia

After protesters refused orders to halt their advance, security forces used tear gas to disperse the crowd. (references)

Fiji

In August a soldier shot a disorderly, speargun-wielding man in the knee; the man was deaf and did not respond to an order to halt. (references)

Political Economy

NIGERIA

This policy was implemented in an attempt to halt the transshipment of vehicles and products from neighboring countries. (references)

Mauritania

Discrimination against women continued, and female genital mutilation (FGM) remained a serious problem despite government efforts to halt the practice. (references)

THE BAHAMAS

Kerzner also said that the labor environment (shortage of skilled workers) and massive overspending on the project's first two phases resulted in his decision to halt Phase III. (references)

Political Rights

Jordan

At year's end, the Islamic Action Front was considering legal action against the Government to halt the consolidations. (references)

Travel

Bulgaria

As in the rest of Europe, business activity grinds to a near halt during the latter part of July and most of August when many Bulgarians take their extended summer holidays. (references)

Worker Rights

Sweden

An individual also has the right to halt work in dangerous situations in order to consult a supervisor or safety representative without endangering continued employment. (references)

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Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Expressions using "halt": abrupt halt ♦ at the halt ♦ bombing halt ♦ bring to a halt ♦ bring to halt ♦ call a halt ♦ come to a halt ♦ come to halt ♦ crash halt ♦ grind to a halt ♦ halt and Catch Fire ♦ halt or i shoot! ♦ halt sign ♦ halt station ♦ have come to a halt ♦ make a halt ♦ programmed halt ♦ string halt ♦ town halt ♦ unexpected halt. Additional references.

Ending with "halt": spring-halt.

Afrikaan

stop (stop), stilhou (cease, come to a halt, stop), keer (occasion, stop, time), gaan staan (cease, come to a halt, stop), afsit (amputate, depose, deposit, deprive, dismiss, put off, shut, shut off, stop, switch, switch off, take, take off, turn off). (various references)

Albanian

qëndrim (attitude, bearing, carriage, concernment, continuance, deportment, footing, indwelling, mien, notch, poise, port, pose, posture, stand, stay, stop, waiting), ngurroj (boggle, demur, dither, falter, hang, hesitate, linger, pendulate, scruple, vacillate, wabble, waver, wobble), ndaloj (arrest, balk, ban, bar, baulk, block, break down, cease, challenge, close down, come to a halt, debar, detain, disallow, disqualify, enjoin, estop, forbid, impede, inhibit, interdict, negative, nip, prevent, prohibit, proscribe, pull up, stall, stop, tackle, withhold), ndalim (arrest, attachment, ban, cessation, defence, detention, disallowance, embargo, Forbiddance, inhibition, interdict, interdiction, juju, lid, negative, prohibition, stay, stop, stoppage, stopping, taboo), ndalesë (check, pause, rest, stand, standstill, station, stop, stopover, stoppage, stopping), ndalem (break off, call on, drop in, drop off, dwell on, lay off, light, pause, pull up, put up, stand, stand still, stop), ndal (arrest, becalm, check, close up, cut, discontinue, end, fight off, fold, heave to, hold, interrupt, pull in, pull up, rein up, shut down, stay, stem, stop), lëkundem (dangle, falter, hang, hesitate, jolt, jumble, nod, nutate, oscillate, pendulate, reel, rock, shake, shift, stagger, sway, swing, totter, vacillate, vibrate, wabble, wallow, wamble, waver, wobble), çaloj (hobble, limp). (various references)

Arabic 

‏موقف (attitude, garage, park, parking lot, position, shutoff, situation, stance, stand, station, stop, taxi stand), ‏قطع (amputate, amputation, ax, axe, break, cease, cessation, chop off, chopping off, cross, crossing, cut, cut across, cut away, cut down, cut off, cut out, cutoff, cutting off, disconnect, discontinuance, discontinue, divide, dividing, end, exchange, fell, felling, forbid, hew, hinder from, interrupt, intersect, lop, prevent from, scission, section, segment, segmentation, separate, sever, severance, slit, split, stop, sunder, suspend, suspension, tear, terminate, traverse), ‏وقوف (pause, stand, standing, standoff, station), ‏وقف (bait, bristle, carry, cessation, check, come to a halt, devote, discontinuation, disposal, get up, pause, pull up, refraining, rise, severance, stand, stand up, stasis, stood, stoppage, stopping), ‏تلعثم (falter, fumble, gibber, hem, hum and haw, jerk, stammer, stumble, stutter, trip), ‏توقف (break off, breakdown, come to a halt, cut off, demise, discontinue, end, hinge, hitch, lapse, layover, let up, letup, obstruction, pass by, pause, pull up, quit, rest, run down, setback, stall, stand, stay, stop, stop over, stoppage, stopping, touch), ‏تعثر (flounder, stumble, trip, tumble), ‏ترنح (beat about the bush, falter, feel groggy, grogginess, limp, lurch, quiver, reel, rock, roll, shake, stagger, stumble, teeter, titubation, totter, walk with a wobble, waver, weave, welter), ‏عرج (call, cripple, hobble, lameness, limp, zigzag), ‏إستراحة طويلة, ‏أوقف (arrest, arrested, break, can, cease, challenge, check, choke, cut, cut out, discontinue, estop, garage, hinder, intercept, kill, nick, nobble, obstruct, pull in, shut off, stand, stay, stem, stop, turn off), ‏أعرج (cripple, game, gimp, halting, lame, limping), ‏ظهر ضعفا. (various references)

Bulgarian 

стоп (stop), спри (stow it), спирка (pull in, rest, stage, station, stop), спиране (arrest, blocking, braking, catch, cease, cessation, discontinuance, dwell, hold up, holdback, interruption, letup, prevention, retention, snub, stand, standstill, stay, stop, stopping, tie up), спирам настъпление на войски, спирам (arrest, bit, block, brake, bring to, bring to rest, bring up, call a halt, cease, check, come to a halt, come to rest, cut, cut off, cut short, die, discontinue, draw up, drive up, dwell, end, fix, go phut, hang up, heave to, hold back, hold in, immobilize, impede, inhibit, intervene, keep off, kill, leave off, lock, occlude, preclude, prevent, pull in, pull up, put in, quash, quit, run down, snub, stint, stop, suppress, suspend, trammel, trig, withhold), куц (groggy, lame, limping), застой (deadlock, depression, dog days, dullness, slack, stagnation, standstill, stasis, tie up), прекъсване (adjournment, breaking, cessation, check, cutback, discontinuance, discontinuation, discontinuity, disjunction, intermission, interruption, knock, letup, outage, pause, pretermission, standstill, suspension, time out), прекъсвам (break in, break off, catch up, cease, cut, discontinue, intercept, interpose, interrupt, open, pretermit, quit, release, stop, switch off, throw out), поспирам (stop). (various references)

Catalan

parar (cease, come to a halt, stop). (various references)

Chinese 

止步不前 (halted, halting). (various references)

Czech

zastavit (arrest, call a halt, call off, cease, check, discontinue, draw up, hock, immobilize, pawn, pull back, put in, quit, stay, stem, stop, suspend, tackle), zastavení (cessation, discontinuance, let up, pull back, stand, stay, stillstand, stop, suspension, tackle), zastávka (station, stop, stopover), stùj (stop), pauza (break, pause, stop). (various references)

Danish

stoppe (contain(to), stop, to darn, to mend), standse (cease, come to a halt, stop). (various references)

Dutch

stoppen (block, cease, clog, come to a halt, constipate, fill, fill in, fill up, lay down, mend, patch, patch up, picking, place, plug up, put, put down, putty, stop, stop up), stilstaan (cease, come to a halt, stagnate, stop), halthouden (cease, come to a halt, stop), afslaan (abase, abate, aberrate, beat off, cease, come to a halt, decrease, discount, flame out, go down, knock off, lower, rebate, reduce the price, reject, stall, stalling, stop, strike off, turn, turning). (various references)

Esperanto

haltigi (stop), halti (come to a halt, stop). (various references)

Faeroese

steðga (abide, cease, come to a halt, remain, stagnate, stay, stay over, stop). (various references)

Farsi 

مکث کردن (Letup, Pause), مکث (Breather, Letup, Pause, Period, Stay), لنگیدن (Clop, Hobble, Lag, Limp, Stagger), سکته (Apoplexy, Caesura), ایست کردن (Stand), ایست (Caesura, Cease, Cessation, Close, Interval, Period, Standstill, Stay, Stoppage, Suspension), درنگ (Pause, Tarry). (various references)

Finnish

pysähtyä (break off, cease, come to a halt, come to a standstill, draw up, stop). (various references)

French

halte, arrêt. (various references)

German

halt (foothold, footing, hold, just, purchase, security, simply, stop, support), haltepunkt (Ar-point, arrest point, breakpoint, stop), halten (arrest, born, borne, cease, clamp, come to a halt, cut off, give, hang around, hang onto, held, hold, hold on to, hold up, holding, keep, keep back, kept, last, maintain, make, pull up, put down, put off, retain, run, save, shut off, stay, stick, stop, take, to bite, to clamp, to grip, to hold, to retain, treat, turn off, uphold, wear well), anhalten (admonish, arrest, cease, come to a halt, continue, cut off, encourage, hail, halted, hold, hold up, keep up, last, linger, persist, persistence, pull in, put off, scold, shut off, stop, to arrest, to stop, turn off, urge). (various references)

Greek 

σταματώ (arrest, balk, belay, cease, check, cheese, come to a halt, detain, draw up, give over, grind to a halt, grind to a standstill, hang on, knock off, pause, pull up, put pay to, quit, roll to a halt, stall, stay, stop, to catch, to clench, trig, waste). (various references)

Hebrew 

לעצור (block, intercept, keep, stop), ל�"עצר (be detained, cease, pull up, run down, stop), לצלוע (be lame, limp), ת� וח�" (pause, position, posture, rest, stance), עציר�" (apprehension, prevention, retention, stand, stop, stoppage), עצור (consonant, detained, forbidden, imprisoned, repressed, restrained, shut in, whoa), צולע (cripple, gammy, lame, limping). (various references)

Hungarian

pihenő (bait, easy, relaxation, respite, resting, stage), megállás (break in a journey, cease, check, jolt, pause, stand, standstill, stop, stoppage, there is no standing still). (various references)

Indonesian

perhentian (cessation, stop). (various references)

Italian

fermarsi (abide, cease, come to a halt, make a pause, pause, stand, stay behind, stay over, stick around, stop, stop over), sosta (break, break period, layover, parking, pause, rest, stop, stopover, stoppage, stopping, work break), fermata (arrest, call, hold, pause, stand, stop, stopover, stoppage, stopping), fermare (arrest, check, contain, cut off, fasten, fix, hold, interrupt, pull in, pull up, shut down, stall, stay, stop, tie, to apprehend, to arrest, to seize), arresto (adjustable stop, apprehension, arrest, blowing out, bolt, capture, catch, check, click, close-down, cut out, deadlock, detention, disconnect, dog, extinction, hangup, imprisonment, latch, latching, laying down, lock, locking, outer control lever, pawl, pin, position stop, put out of operation, put out of service, rack element, ratchet, reactor shutdown, retainer, scotching, sentence of detention, shutdown, shut-down, stall, stalling, stand, standstill, stop, stoppage, taking off the line, to blow down, to blow out, to de-commission), alt (alanine aminotransferase, altitude, foothold, stop). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

停留 (stop). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

ていりゅう (bottom current, stop, undercurrent). (various references)

Korean 

� �지 (Ceasing, halting, stop, stops). (various references)

Manx

stadd, scuirr (abort, adjourn, adjournment, break up, bring to, cease, ceasing, cessation, desist, discontinuance, discontinue, intermission, intermittence, leave off, let up, pause, prorogation, prorogue, pull up, respite, rest, retirement, ring off; interval, shut off, stall, stop), hault, cur sthap er, cur stadd er. (various references)

Norwegian

stoppe, stopp. (various references)

Papiamen

stòp (stop), para (bird, cease, come to a halt, stop). (various references)

Pig Latin

althay.(various references)

Polish

zatrzymać się, zatrzymać. (various references)

Portuguese

parar (cease, clog, come to a halt, foil, parse, pave, pull up, repose, rest, stop, to stop), paragem (blowing out, checkout, flag station, intermit, location, place, reactor shutdown, shutdown, shutting down, spot, standstill, station, stay, stop, stoppage, stopping, to blow down, to blow out, to de-commission), parada (display, letup, parade, parade ground, Parry, shew, show, stake, stop, venture, wager). (various references)

Romanian

haltã (stand, stop, stoppage), halt (stop), se opri (break, cease, check, come down, come to a stand, come to a stop, draw up, let up, pause, rest, stand, stand at, stop), şchiopãta (cripple, founder, hobble, limp, stump), şedere (abidance at, indwelling, repair, residence, sitting, sojurn, stay), şontâcãi (hitch, hobbling, stump), şontorog (halting), conac (hall, manor, manor house, mansion), face o haltã, şchiop (gimp, halting, lame), se întrerupe (break down, break off, discontinue, drop, intermit, interrupt), staţie (cab stand, stage, stand, station, stop), merge clãtinându-se (waddle), opri (abate, abstain, arrest, balk, bar, baulk, break, bring to, bring to a stop, call off, circumvent, clog, collar, contain, curb, cut off, deflate, delay, discontinue, end, estop, forbear, forbid, foreclose, hinder, hold, inhibit, interdict, keep back, phase out, prohibit, pull up, put a stopper on, put out, quench, restrain, retain, shut out, snag, staunch, stay, stem, stop, strangle, subside, taboo, withhold), oprire (arrest, ban, block, call off, cease, cessation, containment, end, foreclosure, interruption, let up, obstruction, pause, prohibition, retention, stage, stall, stand, standstill, station, stay, stick, stop, stoppage, stopping), popas (bait, stand, stoppage), poposi (bait, lie, Lodge), ezita (back, boggle, crane, demur, falter, fluctuate, hang, hesitate, hobble, hold back, pause, scruple, shilly shally, stagger, stand off, stand on, sway, vacillate, veer, waver, wobble). (various references)

Russian 

остановка (cessation, hitch, lay over, layover, letup, locking, pause, pit stop, shut-down, shutdowns, shutoff, stand, stay, stop, stoppage, stopping, tie up, tie-up, trapping), останавливаться (cease, come to a standstill, come to rest, dwell, pause, repose, run down, shut down, stand, stop, stop away), останавливать (cease, hold up, intercept, shut down, stall, stanch, stop, withhold), запнуться (hesitate, stumble), привал (camp, pit stop), полустанок (way station, way-station), делать привал (call a halt). (various references)

Scottish

laparan (nm. g.v. -ain; moving with a halt), cliopach (halt in speech: cf. English clip words). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

zaustaviti (arrest, block, hold up, pawl, stall, stem, stop, trap), zastoj (deadlock, hitch, hold up, malfunction, misfire, pause, slowdown, stagnancy, stagnation, stand, standstill, stasis, stoppage, tie up). (various references)

Spanish

parar (arrest, bring to, bring up, catch, cease, check, come to a halt, cut, decide, deter, end, end up, get, give up, gum up, hold up, interrupt, lead, Parry, pull up, put up, save, set, shut off, stand up, stay, stop, stop to think, stopping, switch off, tie up, trap, turn away, turn off, ward off), parada (boasting, by-pass lane, check, checking, detention, lay-by, lieu, parade, Parry, passing bay, passing place, pen, pull up, rank, relay, save, shutting down, stake, stand, standstill, stop, stoping, stoppage, stopping place, tripping, turn-out), apeadero (anchor bed, billboard, stop). (various references)

Swedish

halt (concentration, content, crippled, fibre, fineness, gammy, lame, percentage, slippery, stop, substance, value), tveka (be doubtful, dither, falter, hem, hesitate, hover, shilly shally, vacillate), stanna (abide, coagulate, come to, come to a halt, come to rest, draw up, remain, stand, stay, stay over, stay put, stop, Tarry, wait), rast (break, break period, pause, recreation, repose, rest, rest interval, rest pause, work break), anhalt. (various references)

Turkish

durmak (be, cease, come to a halt, come to a stop, discontinue, draw rein, draw up, endure, harp, hold, hold on, intermit, keep, let up, linger, pack up, pull in, pull up, remain, rest, run down, stall, stand, stay, stop). (various references)

Ukranian 

стій (hold on, nix, off), кульгавий (badger-legged, cripple, dot and go one, gammy, lame), вагатися (balance, boggle, deliberate, demur, dilly dally, falter, fluctuate, hesitate, hover, oscillate, pause, stagger, vacillate, vibrate, waver, whiffle), зупиняти (arrest, bar, cease, check, damp, deter, hold, hold up, nip, pull up, stanch, staunch, stop, withhold), зупинка (arrest, cessation, check, halting, standstill, stop, stoppage, stopping, tie up, trapping), платформа (dais, platform). (various references)

Vietnamese 

tập tễnh, sự tạm nghỉ (pause, truce), sự đi tập tễnh, khập khểnh. (various references)

Welsh

cloffi (lame), aros (abide, await, bide, come to a halt, remain, stay, stop, tarry, wait). (various references)

claudeo, clude, cludendi, cludentur, cludere, cludit, cluserit, cluserunt, cluseruntque, clusit, cluso, clusum, clusuris, confuto, consistant, consistens, consistentes, consistere, consisteret, consistite, consistunt, constiterant, constituam, constituamus, constituantur, constituas, constituat, constitue, constituebant, constituebat, constituemus, constituendum, constituens, constituent, constituentur, constituerat, constituere, constituerem, constituerent, constitueret, constituerim, constitueris, constituerit, constituerunt, constitueruntque, constitues, constituesque, constituet, constituetur, constitui, constituimus, constituissent, constituisset, constituisti, constituistis, constituit, constituite, constituitque, constituitur, constituo, constituta, constitutae, constituti, constitutis, constitutum, constitutus, constituunt, resisto, subsistam, subsistant, subsiste, subsistent, subsistere, subsisterem, subsisteremus, subsisterent, subsisteret, subsistet, subsisto, subsistunt, substiterant. (various references)

halten. (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Derivations

Words beginning with "halt": halted, halter, halterbreak, halterbreaking, halterbreaks, halterbroke, halterbroken, haltere, haltered, halteres, haltering, halters, halting, haltingly, haltless, halts. (additional references)

Words ending with "halt": asphalt, shalt, stringhalt. (additional references)

Words containing "halt": asphalted, asphaltic, asphalting, asphaltite, asphaltites, asphalts, asphaltum, asphaltums, stringhalted, stringhalts. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Halt" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: ahaloth, ahl, haa, haalth, haat, habt, hact, hagt, hait, hal, hala, Halata, halb, halc, Halit, halp, halte, Halu, halv, haly, haot, hapt, ha't, hatle, hatt, hawt, helnt, helt, Hilat, hilte, hilti, hilty, hlast, hmlt, hoalt, hult, Hwal, Jhal, nalt, ralt, thelt, whalt, zalt. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: lath.

-1 letter: alt, hat, lat.

-2 letters: ah, al, at, ha, la, ta.

+1 letter: altho, halts, laith, latch, lathe, lathi, laths, lathy, loath, lotah, shalt.

+2 letters: alight, althea, chalet, chalot, chital, daleth, halest, halite, hallot, halted, halter, halutz, hamlet, hantle, harlot, hartal, haslet, hatful, health, hiatal, hyetal, klatch, lathed, lather, lathes, lathis, latish, lethal, lithia, loathe, lotahs, maltha, shelta, slatch, tahsil, thaler, thalli, thecal, thenal, thrall, thulia, wealth, withal.

+3 letters: alights, aliyoth, alright, althaea, altheas, althorn, anethol, anthill, asphalt, athlete, bathyal, benthal, blather, calathi, canthal, chaetal, chalets, challot, chaloth, chalutz, chaplet, chattel, chelate, chitals, cholate, claucht, claught, daleths, deathly, earthly, enthral, ethanol, ethical, ghastly, gnathal, halbert, halibut, halites, halitus, halloth, haltere, halters, halting, hamlets, hantles, haplite, haplont, harlots, harslet, hartals, haslets, hastily, hatable, hatchel, hateful, hatfuls, hatless, hatlike, hatsful, hayloft, healths, healthy, heeltap, heliast, hellcat, hematal, hyalite, inthral, klatsch, laithly, latched, latches, latchet, lathers, lathery, lathier, lathing, leather, lethals, lethean, lithias, loathed, loather, loathes, loathly, malthas, naphtol, outhaul, philtra, potlach, rathole, saltish, satchel, shallot, sheltas, shmaltz, slather, spathal, stealth, tahsils, tallish, tallith, tallyho, taphole, thalami, thalers, thallic, thallus, thermal, thiazol, thralls, thulias, trachle, trehala, trochal, unlatch, wealths, wealthy, woolhat.

+4 letters: acrolith, aerolith, alcahest, alighted, alkahest, allopath, almighty, alphabet, althaeas, althorns, although, anethole, anethols, anthelia, anthelix, antheral, anthills, apholate, ashplant, asphalts, atheling, athletes, athletic, bathless, biathlon, blathers, bolthead, cachalot, calathos, calathus, calthrop, catchall, catchfly, catechol, cathodal, catholic, challoth, chaplets, chastely, chattels, chattily, chelated, chelates, chelator, chevalet, chiliast, chlorate, cholates, claughts, daylight, deathful, earthily, elephant, enthalpy, enthrall, enthrals, eschalot, ethanols, ethereal, ethicals, ethnical, ethylate, exhalant, exhalent, faithful, fanlight, fatherly, fishtail, flatfish, flathead, flattish, flatwash, gaslight, ghastful, gilthead, golgotha, habitual, haematal, halachot, halakhot, halakist, halakoth, halation, halberts, halftime, halftone, halibuts, haltered, halteres, haltless, halutzim, hamulate, handlist, haplites, haplonts, haptical, harlotry, harslets, hasteful, hatchels, hateable, haylofts, hazelnut, heartily, heatable, heatedly, heatless, hectical, heeltaps, heliasts, hellcats, helotage, helpmate, hightail, hilarity, holdfast, horntail, hospital, hotelman, huntable, hyalites, inhalant, inthrall, inthrals, kathodal, klatches, lanthorn, latchets, latching, latchkey, lathered, latherer, lathiest, lathings, lathwork, laughter, leachate, leathern, leathers, leathery, lethally, lethargy, litharge, lithemia, loathers, loathful, loathing, lothario, megalith, methanol, methylal, mothball, mythical, naphthol, naphthyl, naphtols, nathless, oothecal, outhauls, outlaugh, pamphlet, patchily, pathless, phallist, phratral, phthalic, phthalin, planchet, plethora, polymath, potlache, potlatch, ratholes, saltbush, satchels, schmaltz, shaliest, shallots, shetland, shmaltzy, shoalest, shoptalk, slatches, slathers, stablish, stanchly, stealths, stealthy, sulphate, taiglach, talliths, tallyhos, tapholes, teiglach, telepath, thalamic, thalamus, thallium, thalloid, thallous, thankful, thawless, thermals, thetical, thiazole, thiazols, thinclad, thirlage, thoracal, thraldom, thralled, thrawnly, thwartly, tithable, toolhead, tracheal, trachled, trachles, trashily, trauchle, trehalas, trochlea, turnhall, ultrahip, ultrahot, unlethal, urethral, watchful, whiptail, woolhats, wrathful, wrathily, zenithal.

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