stop sign
traffic sign
road sign
give way sign
yield sign
curb
denotement
California roll
street sign
stopstreet
control city
warning sign
pull over
turnoff
hoboglyph
curbside
parking lot
waypost
roadside
rolling stop
priority
flag
finger-post
all-way stop
pull-off
city titty
shield
direction sign
straw in the wind
intercision
guidepost
sign
signpost
red light
T-junction
berm
milestone
milepost
footpath
turnout
accident blackspot
pull in
wayside
signalize
stigma
badge of honor
road surface
thoroughfare
white line
no parking
yellow light
handpost
blind corner
waymark
address
intersective
blockface
subsign
bollard
signal
pathside
pavement
frog and toad
stop the car
car park
curb cut
circle
pull off
trottoir
pedestrian scramble
access road
hitchhike
roadblock
streetway
streetward
foreway
dead end
mile marker
off-side rule
point of contact
traffic island
do not enter
postmile
indicium
pilot vehicle
directional
crosswalk
blacktop
qualisign
sound barrier
street corner

English words for 'A sign by the side of a road or street, often at an intersection, instructing vehicle drivers to stop.'

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