stayer
/ˈsteɪə
/noun
1British A tenacious person or thing, especially a horse able to hold out to the end of a race.The multiple Champion sire is well known for his stayers and middle-distance horses but he has also helped to produce top class milers such as Refuse To Bend, Barathea and King Of Kings....
- After three muddling performances in maiden races in May, I thought he might just possibly get there in the final furlong of a stayers ' race.
- ‘Mr Dinos is a jolly nice horse, and I've got quite a few decent stayers in my stable,’ Cole said.
2A person who lives somewhere temporarily as a visitor or guest.Life sure is going to change for the stayers when they realise that all the ordinary people in drudgery jobs will have bailed out....
- All but a few stayers were in their swags when a contingent of young people from Oodna arrived, hoping to join a party.
- They're geared up for large groups (something like ten to a room) and long stayers working their way around, but they offer what we're after too for less than 50 a night.
Rhymes
- havel
- haveless
- haveli
- havelling
- havelock
- havelock cap
- Havel, Václav
- have many (or other) irons in the fire
- have many strings to one's bow
- have mercy on (or upon)
- haven
- havenage
- have need of/to do something
- havener
- havenership
- have nerves of steel
- havenless
- haven master
- haven mouth
- have no business
- have no concern with
- havenor
- have-not
- have-nothing
- have nothing on someone