To stand to sea
| (Naut.) | to direct the course from land. |
See also: Stand
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To stamp out
- To stand against
- To stand at ease
- To stand by
- To stand corrected
- To stand fast
- To stand fire
- To stand firmly on
- To stand for
- To stand in
- To stand in awe of
- To stand in hand
- To stand in stead
- To stand in the gap
- To stand in the gate
- To stand off
- To stand off and on
- To stand on
- To stand on compliment
- To stand on one's own legs
- To stand one in hand
- To stand one's ground
- To stand out
- To stand to
- To stand to reason
- To stand to sea
- To stand together
- To stand trial
- To stand under
- To stand up
- To stand up for
- To stand upon
- To stand upon one's dignity
- To stand with
- To stare in the face
- To start after
- To start against
- To start for
- To start up
- To state it
- To stave and tail
- To stay a mast
- To steal a march
- To step aside
- To step forth
- To step in
- To step off
- To stick by
- To stick in one's gizzard
- To stick out
- To stick to
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- to stage a comeback
- To stamp out
- To stand against
- To stand at ease
- To stand by
- To stand corrected
- To stand fast
- To stand fire
- To stand firmly on
- To stand for
- To stand in
- To stand in awe of
- To stand in hand
- To stand in stead
- To stand in the gap
- To stand in the gap
- To stand in the gate
- To stand off
- To stand off and on
- To stand on
- to stand on ceremony
- To stand on compliment
- To stand on one's own legs
- To stand one in hand
- To stand one's ground
- To stand one's ground
- To stand out
- to stand the test of time
- To stand to
- To stand to reason
- To stand to sea
- To stand together
- to stand treat
- To stand trial
- To stand under
- To stand up
- To stand up for
- To stand upon
- To stand upon one's dignity
- To stand with
- To stare in the face
- To start after
- To start against
- To start for
- to start from scratch
- to start off on the right foot
- to start off on the wrong foot
- to start off with a clean slate
- To start up
- to start with
- to start with
- to start with
- to start with a clean slate
- To state it
- To State the Obvious
- To stave and tail
- To stay a mast
- to stay on one's toes
- To steal a march
- to steal a march on someone
- to steal someone's thunder
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