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Crossword clue for "STOP"

STOP: Cease or desist

Other crossword clues for answer "STOP"

STOP: __ the music!; Depot; Halt; Octagon message; Organ piece; Railroad-crossing word; Scrub a mission; Cease movement; Discontinue; Glottal __; Knock off; Sign at a RR crossing; Supremes' hit "___! In the Name of Love"; Cease; Cease and desist; Layover; Octagonal sign; Traffic sign; Halt, and also a word that precedes 1A; Word on the street; Word repeated to a three-year-old, usually in vain; Station, often, for a train; Telegram "punctuation"; Wire word; Honey, no ...; Bring an end to; That's the end of this telegram sentence; Say no more!; Bit of sign language?; Where to get off; Corner sign; Put some clothes on!; Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.; You're bothering me!; ___ Draggin My Heart Around (Tom Petty); Reach an impasse; Roadblock; Square button?; Take five; Toddler's cry from a merry-go-round, maybe; That's enough outta you; That's enough of that; Arrest; Organ knob; React to red; Red light; Nip in the bud; Period; Quit; Let it be!; Cut it out; Give it a rest; Bus-map marking; Quit working; Word in an octagon; Bus rider's destination; Toronto subway station, e.g.; Station; Plug up; Node on a metro map; Period in telegraphy; Standstill; I don't want to hear it!; Heed a red; Button with a square logo, often; Driver's-ed instruction; Pipe-organ feature; Cool it!; Now hold on there!; Whoa!; Go no farther; Point on a metro map; I give!; Bar; Hotel, say; That's so annoying!; React to a light; Don't pass; Denver or New York City newspaper; What to do first when you're on fire; I'm done listening; What you can't come to if you keep moving; You'll spoil the ending!; F-___ (camera setting); Go no further; Octagonal sign word; Word on an octagon; Freeze!; F-___; Move no more; Organ control; Pull the plug on or put the plug in; Put an end to; Visit, with "by"; Word on an octagonal sign; Bus follower?; Cut out; What red means to a motorist; Knock it off!; Train schedule listing; Word shouted at a thief?; Enough!; Abort; Pull the plug on; Road sign behest; Word on a red sign; ___! In The Name Of Love; Enough already!; Eight-sided sign; Shout to a fleeing thief; Cut off; Obey the red light; Period of telegraphy; Put the brakes on; Tour part; Don't even go there!; Metro station; Word before the first word in this puzzle's theme answers; Hold everything!; No more!; Arrest (and word that can precede the first word of 17-, 25-, 43-, and 57-Across); Bus depot; Pull over; Word for "end" that is split in three answers; Cut that out!; I don't want to hear any more!; ¡No más!; Cautionary advice; Call a halt to; Octagonal street sign; That's enough!; Come to a halt; Finish; Quash; Lay off!; Put the kibosh on; What to do when you see red?; Telegram sentence ender; Hold it!; Hit the brakes; Period, in a telegram; Telegram period; Word after bus or pit; Diapason or vox humana; Word in a red octagon; Don't go ahead; Telegraphic punctuation; Train station; Bus route element; Bus schedule listing; Octagonal order; Subway station; Obey a red light; Word before or after traffic; Desist; Break off; Break the habit; Hold; Road sign; Red-sign word; Come to a standstill; End; Organ setting; Prevent; Heed a red light; Octagonal road sign; Partner of look and listen; Telegram punctuator; F-__; Arresting word; Block; Intersection sign word; Passé punctuator; Place to catch a bus; Call it a day; Organist's selection; Bus route component; Passenger pickup point; Word on a red octagon; Quit it!; Break in the action; Point on a train schedule; Block (up); Call it quits; Remote button with a square; See 62-Across; Flute or reed, on an organ; Four-way __: certain intersection; Pipe organ component; Transit map dot; Hold it right there!; This is my __; Organ part; Clog (up); Order not to pay; Put a halt to; Train station, e.g.; Intersection sign; Word on a red sign, and, when parsed in three parts, a hint to this puzzle's longest answers; Word to opt out of a text subscription; Hold your horses!; No more of that!; Bus destination; Grind to a halt; Order on an octagon; Telegraphic period; Wire period; Boarding place; Respond to seeing red?; Don't move; Street-corner sign; Telegram word; Octagonal warning sign; Remote button; Wire punctuation; Quit that!; Wait a minute!; Eight-sided road sign; Close; Don't continue; Leave off; With 32 Down, type of Wall Street order; Bring to an end; Organ component; Red traffic sign; Cut!; Dam up; Ban; Bring to a halt; Octagonal traffic sign; Cessation; Conclude; Restrain; Obstruct; Take a break; Withhold; Cut short; Red alert; Word at the end of SAT sections; Come to rest; Intercept; Obstruct, with "up"; Eight-sided traffic sign; DVD player remote button; Eight-sided street sign; Leg of a tour; Red street-corner sign; Timetable listing; Word of warning; A period.; Bring to a close; Put to bed; Set of organ pipes; Command on a red traffic sign; Eight-sided warning; Subway map marking; Mille Bornes card; See 82-Down; Check; Plug; Red street sign; What you should do when you see red; Graduated set of organ pipes.; Avast.; Intermission.; Hindrance.; Part of an organ.; Pause.; Period, in cable messages.; Red signal.; Whistle ___.; Punctuation in a telegram.; Sign at a tollgate.; Sign at the crossroads.; Traffic signal.; A space-voyaging problem.; Cable word.; Place to tarry and rest.; Punctuation in a cable.; Put on the brakes.; Sign at a highway crossing.; Tarry.; Traffic direction.; Graduated set of pipes in an organ.; One of a well-known warning trio.; Place on a timetable.; Render impassable.; Sign at a crossing.; Street sign.; Bus ___.; Place on a bus route.; Punctuation mark.; Series of organ pipes.; Sojourn.; Intercept in transit.; Preclude.; Traffic order.; Bus station.; Defeat (an opponent).; Highway sign.; Hold, enough!; Obstacle.; Parry.; Debar.; Fret on a guitar, etc.; Highway injunction.; What "avast" means.; Hold back.; Punctuation mark, usually a period.; Full ___.; Point on a bus route.; Stay or sojourn.; ___ light.; Railroad crossing sign.; Cautionary sign.; Hesitate.; ___ the World . . .; Defeat in a game.; Getting-off place.; Nonplus.; Safety sign.; Save, in hockey.; See 31 Down.; Holdup.; Street sugn.; Crossing sign.; Kind of watch.; Kind of light; Sign at a through street; ___ on red; Bus-loaded area; Defeat; F-number; Interrupt; Stay; Break a habit; ___ on a dime; Time must have a ___; Obey a traffic sign; Bus ___, Inge play; One of a cautionary trio; Automatic-elevator button; Baffle; F-___ (camera part); First of a cautionary trio; Kind of street or watch; See 1 Across; Bring to a standstill; Warning word; Elevator button; Highway junction sign; Kind of order on Wall St.; Kind of sign or watch; Brake; . . . I could not ___ for Death: Dickinson; ___ the World, I . . .; Cork; Fret on a guitar; Kind of watch or sign; Shut up shop; Terminate; Word before order or payment; Word with back or short; Word with light or street; Organ adjunct; Suppress; Tuned set of organ pipes; Back backer; Organ lever; Type of watch or sign; What a caesura indicates; Word in early telegrams; ___ the music!; Avast, to a lubber; Crossroads sign; Defeat by kayo; Punctuation mark in England; Back or short follower; Lens aperture; Payment preceder; ___ the World . . . : 1969 movie; Knob on a pipe organ; Anagram for tops; END: STEP DOWN; Short follower; Whistle chaser; Common sign; Red's signification; Huxley's "Time Must Have a ____"; Point on a bus map; Pull up; VCR button; It may be full; Cautious advice; Red light directive; Red, to a motorist; What red means; All ___! (captain's cry); Cop's cry; Direction at many a corner; See red?; Don't go on; Sign on the corner; *Sign ... organ ... telegram; Market order; Break; Cry from a tickled person; Lie to, in nautical lingo; Ticklee's cry; With 2-Down, handle perfectly, as a car; Period in English literature; Hang it up; What an outstretched arm with an open palm can mean; What the Supremes said to do "in the name of love"; Cry after the sound of a bell; Metro map feature; Enough, you're killing me!; Sign outside a post office; With 28-Across, like some traffic; Uncle!; Word before "You're killing me!"; [Red]; I've had enough!; What a raised hand may signal; With 58-Down, drop by; Freeze! ... or, when broken into three parts, how the answer for each of the six starred clues goes; Cry to a tickler; Telegraphy word; What a red light signifies; Anagram of "pots"; Subway ___; Where people get off; You're killing me!; What a red traffic light means; Word with "f" or full; The Supremes' "___! In the Name of Love"; What red might mean; Word before or after short; You're doing it all wrong!; Break … or brake; Cry from one being tickled, maybe; Dot on a subway map; Subway map dot; Word with bus or whistle; Oh, you flatter me!; What a crossing guard's outstretched arm means; Word with bus or door; I can't take it any longer!; Exclamation to a pesky sibling; Word on a red-and-white sign; TMI!; Sign that often got "BUSH" spray painted on it; What to do "in the name of love," in song; Command at a corner; Defeat by a knockout; Halting Jane's Addiction song?; Halting Jon Butcher Axis song?; OneRepublic: "___ and Stare"; What The Supremes told us to do "in the Name of Love"; Against Me! song that's dead in its tracks?; What OneRepublic does before they "Stare"?; Dead in its tracks Against Me! song?; Don't ___ (1992 campaign song); Ward off; It might be signalled with an open palm; Metro-map circle; ___, drop, and roll; What a raised hand signifies; ___-loss order; Dot on a metro map; Word used as punctuation in telegrams; Flag down; Hold the phone; Short order; Telegram punctuation word; Traffic sign word; Wall Street sign; What to do "in the name of love"; Put a cork in it!; Period in the wire; Use a plug; What a red octagon means; A place for the bus; Instruction at many a corner; Word with it, up or sign; Get off here; Injunction sign?; React to seeing red?; Sign type; Sort of sign; Tops a different way?; Arrive in the pit; Telegrammic period; Some do it on a dime; Familiar sign; Do this in the name of love; Red's meaning, at times; You may come to it; Don't do that!; Last ___ on Market Street; OK, that's enough!; Obey an octagonal street sign; Opposite of go; Red sign's word; Octagonal-sign command; Part of a fire-safety trio; Trucker's alert; Word of whoa?; Ticklish person's shout; Command given at many corners; Common street sign's command; Thing to do before you restart; Type of street sign; Quash or squelch; Sign at a corner, often; Sign on a school bus; Sign that anagrams to "post"; Finish pulling over; Train destination; Crossing guard's sign; ___-and-go traffic; Driver's respite; Step before drop and roll, when on fire; Impede; One kind of sign; See 34 Down; Short pursuer; Point on a transit map; Red means this; The Supremes' ____ ! In the Name of Love; 1965 Supremes hit ___! In the Name of Love; Set of pipes; Gap or per leader; Point on a subway map; Warning sign; Finish up; Hole in a flute; Watch or light starter; Cry from the tickled?; Sign on a corner; Word on a sign; Cry from one being tickled, perhaps; You may come to one; What you often do on the road; Not so fast!; Red sign; Telegram break; Do it in the name of love; Place to pull over; Where do you get off?; Route interruption; Order on an octagonal sign; Part of a traffic trio; Get in the way of; Getting-off-the-bus place; Metro map point; Don't take another step!; Baseball coach's hands-up signal; Place to get on or off; Octagon word; Place to board; Enough of this!; Quit playing!; Bus place; Quit doing that!; Finish doing; Red light instruction; Red light meaning; Word on a red octagonal sign; Don't go any further!; What trains do at stations; Arrester's word; Go to the other extreme?; ___-motion animation; Kind of order; Bus or train destination; Investor's order; Octagon inscription; Boarding site; Bus map dot; Opposite of 60-Down; Don't say another word!; Intersection injunction; Proctor's call; Conclusion; Bus map indication; End of a telegraph line; Knock it off! (or, parsed in three parts, a hint to the theme answers); Metro map dot; Red's meaning, sometimes; Enough with the lame puns already! (and, when parsed as three words, a hint to the theme answers); Detraining site; When a racer retires?; Don't go there!