halt¹ /hölt/

1. To come to a standstill
2. To make a temporary stop

To cause to stop

1. A standstill
2. A stopping-place
3. A railway station not fully equipped

call a halt (to)

To stop, put an end (to)

halt² /hölt/

1. To be lame, to limp (archaic)
2. To walk unsteadily
3. To vacillate
4. To proceed lamely or imperfectly, to be at fault (eg in logic, rhythm, etc)

Lame, crippled, limping

1. A limp (archaic)
2. Foot rot (dialect)
3. An impediment in speech (Scot)

haltˈing noun and adjective

haltˈingly adverb

• constuprate
• constuprated
• constuprates
• constuprating
• constupration
• constuprations
• consubsist
• consubsisted
• consubsisting
• consubsists
• consubstantial
• consubstantialism
• consubstantialist
• consubstantialists
• consubstantiality
• consubstantially
• consubstantiate
• consubstantiated
• consubstantiates
• consubstantiating
• consubstantiation
• consubstantiationist
• consubstantiationists
• consuetude
• consuetudes