Webster's Dictionary 1806

2971

Statue (2)

Statuev.t.to place or form as a statue, ob.

2972

Stature

Staturen.the natural height of any thing, size

2973

Statutable

Statutablea.done according to statute, legal, just

2974

Statute

Statuten.an act of the legislature, law, decree

2975

Staurolite

Stauroliten.a siliceous stone white or gray

2976

Stave

Stavev.to break into pieces, spoil, part, push off

2977

Staves

Stavesn. pl.of staff

2978

Stay

Stayv.staid, stayed,pret.andpa.to continue in a place, stop, prevent, rest, depend, prop

2979

Stay (2)

Stayn.a continuance, stop, prop, ship-tackling

2980

Stayed

Stayedpa.stopped, propped, serious, steady

2981

Stayedly

Stayedlyad.gravely, composedly, soberly, solidly

2982

Stayedness

Stayednessn.gravity, solidity, steadiness

2983

Stayer

Stayern.one who stops or supports

2984

Staymaker

Staymakern.a maker of stays

2985

Stays

Staysn. pl.of stay, a woman's bodice, ropes in a ship

2986

Stead

Stead, or Stedn.a place, room, turn, use, help, frame

2987

Stead (2)

Steadv.t.to help, aid, support, ob.

2988

Steadfast

Steadfast, or Stedfasta.constant, fixed firm

2989

Steadfastly

Steadfastlyad.constantly, firmly, resolutely, fully

2990

Steadfastness

Steadfastnessn.constancy, firmness, courage

2991

Steadily

Steadilyad.without variation, without shaking

2992

Steadiness

Steadinessn.constancy, firmness, uniformity

2993

Steady

Steadya.not wavering, constant, fixed, firm, sure

2994

Steady (2)

Steadyv.t.to make steady, hold fast, support

2995

Steak

Steak, or Staken.a slice of flesh to fry or broil

2996

Steal

Stealv.stole,pret.stolen,pa.to take from another unlawfully and privately with felocious intent, gain by art, come or pass silently

2997

Stealer

Stealern.a person who steals, thief, rogue, rascal