Definition of "nonstop" []

Made or done without stops: a nonstop flight. (adjective)
Unceasing; unremitting: nonstop criticism. (adjective)

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Use "nonstop" in a sentence

"But for many Myrtle Beach residents, including the majority of its elected officials, the moves are a form of self-defense against what they call nonstop civil disrespect -- a month-long May invasion that has outgrown its destination."
"A frustrated Sidney Crosby took a whack at Kirk Maltby's skate as Game 1 ended, tired of what he called the nonstop chirping by the Red Wings forward."
"DETROIT (AP) -- A frustrated Sidney Crosby took a whack at Kirk Maltby's skate as Game 1 ended, tired of what he called the nonstop chirping by the Red Wings forward."

Words like "nonstop"

around-the-clock atop bop

bopp

chop continuous cop crop

day-and-night direct flight nonstop flight

pop round-the-clock uninterrupted