long-stay 
adjective
Denoting or relating to people staying somewhere for a long time: long-stay patients a long-stay car park...
- Officers only recommend it should stay open until the long-stay residents get the opportunity to move together to another Council home for mentally ill elderly people.
- Although medically fit to be discharged, some of these long-stay patients are refusing to move to step-down care because of concerns over standards in nursing homes.
- The large hospital, which pioneered heart transplants, does not have any accommodation for relatives of long-stay patients.
- perjurious
- perjuriously
- perjuriousness
- perjuror
- perjurous
- perjury
- Perjury Act
- perk
- perk-buster
- perk-busting
- perked-up
- perkily
- Perkinean
- perkiness
- Perkinism
- Perkinistic
- Perkinite
- Perkin reaction
- Perkins, Carl
- Perkins, Frances
- Perkin, Sir William Henry
- Perkinsism
- Perkin's mauve
- Perkin's purple
- Perkin's reaction