Play and Stop at

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Play verb - To engage in activity for amusement.

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Stop at and play are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stop at" instead a verb "Play".

Nearby Words: played, playful, player, playfulness, playing

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Play and stop at are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Play" instead a verb "Stop at".

So, when they stop at Sid's home town, they have to play along, even when Isabella pretends to be Sid's bride.

Source: Series / Galavant
Ralf König's Jago tells, among other things, how Shakespeare came to write Othello in a complicated plot that also heavily borrows from Macbeth, involving three witches and an ambitious actor who will stop at nothing to play Jago.

Source: Shakespeare in Fiction
As of 2016, a new rule regarding "takeout slides" was made: a takeout slide to break up a double-play is legal, but the slide must be directed at the base and the player must try to stop at the base and not overrun it, otherwise it's called interference.

Source: Never Live It Down / Sports

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