ALL meanings of tarry
tar·ry
T t - intransitive verb tarry delay or wait 1
- verb without object tarry to remain or stay, as in a place; sojourn: He tarried in Baltimore on his way to Washington. 1
- verb without object tarry to delay or be tardy in acting, starting, coming, etc.; linger or loiter. 1
- verb without object tarry to wait. 1
- verb with object tarry Archaic. to wait for. 1
- noun plural tarry a stay; sojourn. 1
- adjective tarry of or like tar; smeared with tar. 1
- verb tarry If you tarry somewhere, you stay there longer than you meant to and delay leaving. 0
- adjective tarry If you describe something as tarry, you mean that it has a lot of tar in it or is like tar. 0
- verb tarry to delay in coming or going; linger 0
- verb tarry to remain temporarily or briefly 0
- verb tarry to wait or stay 0
- verb tarry to await 0
- noun tarry a stay 0
- intransitive verb tarry to delay, linger, be tardy, etc. 0
- intransitive verb tarry to stay for a time, esp. longer than originally intended; remain temporarily 0
- intransitive verb tarry to wait 0
- verb transitive tarry to wait for 0
- noun tarry a sojourn; stay 0
- adjective tarry of or like tar 0
- adjective tarry covered or smeared with tar 0