Webster's Dictionary 1806

2890

Standardbearer

Standardbearern.a man who carries in standard

2891

Standel

Standel, or Standiln.a tree of a long standing, ob.

2892

Stander

Standern.one who stands, a tree left standing

2893

Standing

Standingn.continuance, stay, station, condition

2894

Standing (2)

Standingpa. a.set on the feet, settled, lasting, stagnant

2895

Stang

Stangn.a perch, 5 1-2 yards in length, a cowlstaff

2896

Stangle

Stanglev.t.to choke, suffocate, kill, suppress

2897

Stank

Stankpret.of to stink

2898

Stannary

Stannarya.relating to a tinwork;n.a tinmine

2899

Stannel

Stanneln.the restrel, a species of hawk

2900

Stannic

Stannica.pertaining to tin or the acid of tin

2901

Stanza

Stanzan.a staff or set of verses, an entire strain

2902

Stapazin

Stapazinn.a bird, a species of warbler

2903

Staple

Staplen.a settled mart of good, the texture or thred of cotton, wool, &c. an iron loop

2904

Staple (2)

Staplea.established in commerce, settled

2905

Star

Starn.a body set in the heavens, the mark (*)

2906

Star (2)

Starv.t.to set or adorn with stars

2907

Starboard

Starboardn.the right side of a ship or boat

2908

Starch

Starchn.a thing made of flour to stiffen linen with

2909

Starchamber

Starchambern.a kind of court in England

2910

Starched

Starchedpa.stiffened with starch, stiff, formall

2911

Starcher

Starchern.one who stiffens linen with starch

2912

Starching

Starchingn.the act of stiffening with starch

2913

Starchly

Starchlyad.stiffly, in a formal manner

2914

Starchness

Starchnessn.stiffness, preciseness, formality

2915

Stare

Starev.i.to look with wonder or impudence

2916

Stare (2)

Staren.a fixed or wild look, a bird