Webster's Dictionary 1806

2836

Staggers

Staggersn. pl.a disease in horses, giddiness

2837

Stagnant

Stagnanta.not flowing, motionless, still, calm

2838

Stagnate

Stagnatev.i.tohave no course, lie still, stop

2839

Stagnation

Stagnationn.a stop of motion, stop, cessation

2840

Stagyrite

Stagyriten.an appellation given to Aristotle from the place of his birth

2841

Staid

Staidpret.andpa.of to stay

2842

Staid (2)

Staida.sober, grave, composed, steady, ob.

2843

Staidness

Staidnessn.sobriety, gravity, regularity, ob.

2844

Stain

Stainv.to blot, spot, daub, die, pollute, disgrace

2845

Stain (2)

Stainn.a blot, spot, blur, mark, taint, infamy

2846

Stainer

Stainern.a person who stains or blots, a polluter

2847

Stainer (2)

Stainern.an instrument for filtration

2848

Stainless

Stainlessa.free from blots, sin or reproach, pure

2849

Stair

Stairn.a step made to ascend by

2850

Staircase

Staircasen.a set of stairs, a place for stairs

2851

Stake

Staken.a post, wager, bet, pledge, hazard, anvil

2852

Stake (2)

Stakev.to wound with stakes, to set or bet

2853

Stalactic

Stalactica.resembling stalactite, like icicles

2854

Stalactite

Stalactiten.spar in the form of icicles

2855

Stalactitic

Stalactitica.in the form of stalactite

2856

Stalagmite

Stalagmiten.spar in the form of drops

2857

Stalder

Staldern.a wooden frame to set casks on

2858

Stale

Stalea.old, long kept, vapid, corrupt, stinking

2859

Stale (2)

Stalen.urine, old beer, a handle, step, prostitute

2860

Stale (3)

Stalev.to make water as a horse, to wear out

2861

Staleness

Stalenessn.an old or bad state, oldness, sourness

2862

Staley

Staleyad.in a stale manner or state, of old