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Crossword clues for Don't stay put 4 letters

AnswerClue
GONO___ farther (stay put)
ROSAParks staying put
BIDEStay put
ROVENot stay put
SITS___ tight (stays put)
ROAMDon't stay put
ROAMNot stay put
SITSStays put
ROVEDon't stay put
SETSPuts to stay.
REMAINSStays put
INERTIALTending to stay put
ROVEDDidn't stay put
STILLStaying put
NOTRADEStay-put contract stipulation
CARLSENThe "stay put" skipper.
LIETOStay put, as a ship.
SATStayed put.
LIEStay put
STOODStayed put
STANDFASTStay put
ABIDERSThey stay put
INERTApt to stay put
IDLEDStayed put
DIDNTGOStayed put
PARKEDStaying put
DONTGETUPStay put, I can take care of this myself
RANDidn't stay put, as mascara
NOMADOne who doesn't stay put for long
DONTGOANYWHEREStay put, I'll be back in a sec!
SITTIGHTStay put
LIEAT___ anchor (stay put, nautically)
LIETOStay put, nautically
INERTLikely to stay put
REMAINStay put
ROVESDoesn't stay put
SITSTIGHTStays put
WAITSStays put
ROAMSDoesn't stay put
NOMADOne who doesn't stay put
DONTBUDGEStay put!
ROAMEDDidn't stay put
WAITITOUTStay put until the storm ends
OTTSports legend about whom Ogden Nash wrote "When he leaned on the pellet, / The pellet stayed put"
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