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What is the past tense of stay quiet?

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The past tense of stay quiet is stayed quiet.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of stay quiet is stays quiet.

The present participle of stay quiet is staying quiet.

The past participle of stay quiet is stayed quiet.

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kept silent
said nothing
stayed silent
kept one's cards close to one's chest
kept one's own counsel
kept your mouth shut
held one's peace
shut up
shut your trap
shut your face
shut your mouth
shut your gob
cut the cackle
shut it
put a sock in it
quit chattering
hushed
quietened
stopped talking
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piped down
buttoned it
quieted down
quietened down
clammed up
kept your face shut
wrapped up
saved it
zipped it
not let out a peep
canned it
belted up
wrapped it up
said no more
dried up
held your tongue
dummied up
fallen silent
fell silent
given it a rest
gave it a rest
zipped one's lip
kept it down
buttoned up
buttoned your lip
hushed one's mouth

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