Webster's Dictionary 1806

2917

Starer

Starern.one who stares, an eager or wild gazer

2918

Stargazer

Stargazern.an astronomer, astrologer, wizard

2919

Stargazing

Stargazingn.the act of observing the stars

2920

Stargrass

Stargrassn.starry duck meat

2921

Starjelly

Starjellyn.a plant

2922

Stark

Starka.stiff, fixed, quite, entire

2923

Starkly

Starklyad.stiffly, stroongly, simly, ob.

2924

Starless

Starlessa.having no light from the stars, dark

2925

Starlight

Starlightn.light afforded by means of the stars

2926

Starlight (2)

Starlighta.lighted by the stars, bright, clear, fine

2927

Starlike

Starlikea.like a star, pointed, shining, bright

2928

Starling

Starlingn.a genus of birds, a defense to piers in a bridge

2929

Starost

Starostn.a feudatory, one who holds a fief

2930

Starosty

Starostyn.a fief, an estate held by feudal service

2931

Starpaved

Starpaveda.paved or studded with stars

2932

Starproof

Starproofa.not admitting the light of the stars

2933

Starred

Starreda.decorated with or influenced by stars

2934

Starring

Starringa.shining with or like stars, bright

2935

Starry

Starrya.adorned with or resembling stars

2936

Starshoot

Starshootn.an emission from a star, a jelly, ob.

2937

Start

Startv.to wince, shrink, leap, move suddenly, set off or out, fly, alarm, bring within pursuit, let out a liquid

2938

Starter

Startern.one who shrinks from his purpose

2939

Startful

Startfula.apt to start, skittish

2940

Startfulness

Startfulnessn.proneness to start

2941

Starting

Startingn.the act of starting

2942

Startingly

Startinglyad.with sudden starts or fits, quickly

2943

Startish

Startish, or Startlisha.apt to start, unsteady, shy