Staid

What do we mean by staid?

Characterized by sedateness and often a strait-laced sense of propriety; serious and conventional. adjective

Fixed; permanent. adjective

A mode of spelling the preterit and past participle of stay. noun

Sober; grave; steady; sedate; regular; not wild, volatile, flighty, or fanciful: as, a staid elderly person.

Sober; grave; steady; sedate; composed; regular; not wild, volatile, flighty, or fanciful. adjective

Imp. & p. p. of stay.

Serious, organized, and professional; sober adjective

Always fixed in the same location; stationary adjective

Characterized by dignity and propriety adjective

Not capricious or impulsive; sedate, serious, sober.

Always fixed in the same location; stationary.

Words that are spelled similarly to staid:
staid, stand, stain, said, stair, stail, stad, spaid, strid, stid, stai, staig, stard, slaid, stadd, staind, taid, staib.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word staid:
loyal, image, tone, genre, conservative, reputation, victorian, younger, appeal, bbc, designs, cars, generation, perhaps, serious, existence, setting.

Words that rhyme with staid:
trade, aid, blade, shade, grade, cascade, made, accolade, laid, persuade, aide, renegade, crusade, raid, parade, jade, fade, tirade, charade, afraid, evade, decade, promenade, degrade, masquerade, upgrade, glade, retrograde, wade, pervade, braid, mermaid, maid, spade, arcade, fusillade, dissuade, serenade, brigade, escapade, suede, handmade, upbraid, invade, bade, blockade, lade, dismayed, brocade, cade, ade, nightshade, manmade, paid, palisade, barricade, centigrade, lemonade, cavalcade, frayed, grenade, homemade, waylaid, colonnade, clade, conveyed, marinade, marmalade, forbade, downgrade, slade, quaid, located, sauteed, buffeted, payed, delayed, hade, stayed, betrayed, weighed, swayed, arrayed, prepaid, quayd, adelaide, portrayed, haid, splayed, cliched, allayed, overlaid, nsaid, motorcade, played, relayed, unafraid, displayed, stade, medicaid.

Adjectives that are often used to describe staid:
trend, good.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective staid:
days, man, men, months, people, hours, life, citizens, town, city, members, world, night, woman, weeks, demeanour, times, character, community, society, house, appearance, gentleman, respectability, habits, atmosphere, day, manner, matron, matrons, ways, image, lady, nights, dignity, demeanor, air, company, citizen, church, person, journal, england, supper, folk, home, age, boston, club, counsel, tradition, pages, institution, existence, professor, burghers, gentlemen, fashion, traditions, affair, family, sobriety, lawyer, deportment, gravity, establishment, aspect, conventions, firm, conservatism, behind, member, style, mind, decorum, newspaper, minutes, couple, neighbors, business, industry, building, voice, houses, institutions, wife, looks, temper, manners, businessman, village, farmer, father.

Consonant match to staid:
stud, stead, steed, stood, stayed, stirred, stade, stewed, stied, stowed, staude, stidd, stude.

Words that sound like staid:
stayed, staid, stade, state, stood, stud, steed, stead, sted, stewed, stowed, stad, stod, stid, stied, staude, stay, stout, stat, stained, swayed, suede, strayed, steet, sade, staged, stoat, sayed, sauteed, saide, suade, sayd, stet, swade, stott, stut, staved, sede, stot, steat, statt, stoute, stote, stitt, stoot, staled, stute, staat, staut, stadi, stades, shead, stythe, staithe, said, sad, est, estate, cide, sate, sated, cede, cited, sawed, cid, saad, saud, ousted, ceed, ciate, saeed, sait, pseud, sadd, saudade, saed, cyd, c.d, sayid, c.o.d, sawd, cde, sauted, astate, psta, sayyid, -cide, citied, saite, psid, saade, scade, austad, gstaad, sahd, sadh, sayad, sajd, certed, cidh.