Another word for standby
AdjectiveUsed or held in reserve
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Used or held in reserve
A standby generator was provided in the event of a power failure.
You can see the differences in price (sometimes as low as $0.99), size, weight, type, talk and standby times, and special features including everything from texting capabilities to whether or not there is a tip calculator.
The battery for the Motorola Q was almost recalled because many consumers complained about battery time, which amounted to two days on standby and maybe one hour talk time.
Long Enough for Updos: Ponytail girls will easily confess their biggest fear during a drastic hair change is the inability to sport their old standby, the ponytail.
The argyle pattern is done in black and purple with pink accents, so wearing it with a complementary cardigan will give this standby style an effortlessly updated look.