Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Stiptic (2)

Stiptic, or Stipticala.stopping or stanching blood

3134

Stipulaceous

Stipulaceous, or Stipulara.formed of stipules

3135

Stipulate

Stipulatev.t.to covenant, contract, bargain

3136

Stipulate (2)

Stipulatea.containing stipules

3137

Stipulation

Stipulationn.a contract, agreement, bargain, the situation and structure of the stipules of plants

3138

Stipule

Stipulen.a leaf or scale at the base of a petiole or peduncle

3139

Stir

Stirv.to move, go on, incite, animate, rise

3140

Stir (2)

Stirn.a tumult, bustle, agitation, uproar, noise

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Stirious

Stiriousa.resembling or hanging like icicles

3142

Stirp

Stirpn.a race, family, generation, issue, root, stalk

3143

Stirrer

Stirrern.one in motion, an early riser, an inciter

3144

Stirrup

Stirrupn.a kind of iron for a horseman's foot

3145

Stitch

Stitchv.t.to sew loosely or slightly

3146

Stitchery

Stitcheryn.needlework, in contempt

3147

Stithy

Stithyn.an anvil,v.t.to forge on an anvil, ob.

3148

Stive

Stivev.t.to shut up quite close, make hot, ob.

3149

Stiver

Stivern.a Dutch coin about a cent value, a trifle

3150

Stoat

Stoatn.an animal of the weesel kind, the ermin

3151

Stoccado

Stoccadon.a stab, a thrust with a rapier

3152

Stock

Stockn.a log, trunk, linen for the neck, stem, lineage, family, pack, quantity, fund, tally, property or interest in a joint capital or fund, cattle, animals shipped, in W. Indi...

3153

Stock (2)

Stockv.t.to store, lay in store, furnish, root up

3154

Stockade

Stockaden.a sharpened post or stake set in the earth, a line of stockades

3155

Stockade (2)

Stockadev.t.to fortify with posts

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Stockbroker

Stockbrokern.a broker who buys and sells stocks

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Stockdove

Stockdoven.a bird, ringdove, wood pigeon

3158

Stockfish

Stockfishn.a cod dried very hard without salt

3159

Stocking

Stockingn.a well known covering for the leg