stay in

See also: stay-in

English

Verb

stay in (third-person singular simple present stays in, present participle staying in, simple past and past participle stayed in)

  1. Used other than with a figurative or idiomatic meaning.
    I don't like to stay in motels.
    I stayed in the house until it stopped raining.
  2. To remain at home.
    Antonym: go out
    My friends invited me out on Saturday, but instead I stayed in and watched television.

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