Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Stillness

Stillnessn.a calm, calmness, quietness, silence

3107

Stillstand

Stillstandn.an absence of motion, a calmness, ob.

3108

Stilly

Stillyad.with stillness, calmly, quietly, silently

3109

Stilts

Stiltsn. pl.walking supports used by boys, props

3110

Stimulant

Stimulanta.exciting or increasing action

3111

Stimulant (2)

Stimulantn.that which excites or increases action

3112

Stimulate

Stimulatev.t.to prick, excite, stir up, spur on

3113

Stimulation

Stimulationn.an excitement, motive, pungency

3114

Sting

Stingv.t.stang, stung,pret.stung,pa.to pierce with a sting, pierce, wound, pain, hurt

3115

Sting (2)

Stingn.an animal's weapon, wound, point

3116

Stingily

Stingily, [g as j]ad.covetously, meanly, sordidly

3117

Stinginess

Stinginessn.covetousness, nearness, meanness

3118

Stingless

Stinglessa.having no sting, harmless, innocent

3119

Stingo

Stingon.strong beer, a name for fine old beer

3120

Stingray

Stingrayn.a fish of the cartilaginous kind

3121

Stingy

Stingya.covetous, greedy, niggardly, mean

3122

Stink

Stinkn.a nasty or offensive smell

3123

Stink (2)

Stinkv.i.stank, stunk,pret.stunk,pa.to emit an offensive smell

3124

Stinkingly

Stinkinglyad.with a stink, nastily, offensively

3125

Stint

Stintn.a bound, limit, restraint, proportion, part

3126

Stint (2)

Stintv.t.to bound, limit, fix, restrain, confine

3127

Stipe

Stipen.the filament which connects the down with a seed, the stem of a leaf, or frond

3128

Stipend

Stipendn.a settled pay, salary, wages, income

3129

Stipendiary

Stipendiarya.receiving a stipend, hireling

3130

Stipendiary (2)

Stipendiaryn.one who serves for a stipend

3131

Stipitate

Stipitatea.supported by a stipe

3132

Stiptic

Stipticn.an astringent medicine or lotion