Stonechatter
Stonechattern.a bird so named from its chattering
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Stonechattern.a bird so named from its chattering
Stonecuttern.one who hews or works in stone
Stonedeada.lifeless as a stone
Stonefruitn.any fruit that has a stone in it
Stonehorsen.a horse that has not been castrated
Stonepitn.a quarry from which stones are dug
Stonepitchn.a very hard kind of pitch
Stonestilla.still or motionless as a stone
Stoneworkn.what is built or made with stone
Stoninessn.a stony state, roughness
Stonya.made or full of stones, very hard, cruel
Stoodpret.andpa.of to stand
Stooln.a seat without a back, an evacuation
Stoolballn.a kind of play with stools and balls
Stoopv.i.to bend down, lean, sink, light, yield
Stoopn.the act of stooping, fall, vessel of liquor
Stoopinglyad.with a little inclination, meanly
Stopv.to hinder form going on, stand still, suppress, stay, regulate, close
Stopn.a cessation of motion, pause, prohibition, obstacle, point in writing, regulation in music
Stopcockn.a pipe stopped by a cock that turns
Stoppagen.the state of being stopped, delay, stop
Stoppern.a stopple, a short rope
Stopplen.what stopes the mouth of a vessel
Storax, or Styraxn.a tree and very fragrant gum
Storen.plenty, accumulated stock, a warehouse, ship, the contents of a shop
Storev.t.to furnish, stock, lay up;a.laid up
Storehousen.a repository, magazine, warehouse