Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Stocking (2)

Stockingv.t.to dress in or cover with stockings

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Stockish

Stockisha.hard, blockish, stupid, heavy, perverse

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Stockjobber

Stockjobbern.one who buys stock or money

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Stocklock

Stocklockn.a lock fixed in wood

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Stocks

Stocksn. pl.a wooden frame for punishment, the funds

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Stockstill

Stockstilla.still as a stock, quite motionless

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Stoic

Stoicn.a philosopher of the sect of Zeno

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Stoical

Stoicala.relating to the Stoics, unfeeling

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Stoicism

Stoicismn.the opinions or maxims of the Stoics

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Stole

Stolen.a royal robe, a long vest, a root or stump

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Stolen

Stolenpa.taken away privately and feloniously

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Stolidity

Stolidityn.foolishness, folly, stupidity, ob.

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Stoloniferous

Stoloniferousa.producing shoots from the root

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Stomach

Stomach, [o as u]n.the organ of digestion, appetite, fullenness, obstinacy, anger, haughtiness

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Stomach (2)

Stomach, [ch as k]v.to resent, be angry, bear, like

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Stomached

Stomachedpa.filled with resentment, angry

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Stomacher

Stomachern.an ornament worn upon the breast

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Stomachful

Stomachfula.loth to submit, sullen, peevish

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Stomachic

Stomachica.relating to or strengthening the stomach

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Stomachic (2)

Stomachicn.a medicin for the stomach

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Stomp

Stompv.to beat with the foor

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Stomp (2)

Stompn.a beat or hard step of the foot

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Stond

Stondn.a stand, station, post, ob.

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Stone

Stonen.a concretion of earth, as clay, lime, silex, &c. usually combined with some kind of air, and often with sulphur or a metal; stones are hard, insoluble in water, inductile...

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Stone (2)

Stonea.made of or like stone

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Stone (3)

Stonev.t.to pelt or kill with stones, to harden

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Stoneblind

Stoneblinda.quite blind, not able to see at all