Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Stringy

Stringya.consisting of small threds, fibrous

3323

Strip

Stripv.t.to make naked, bare, peel, divest, rob

3324

Strip (2)

Stripn.a narrow shred, slip, little piece, bit

3325

Stripe

Stripev.t.to variegate with different lines

3326

Stripe (2)

Stripen.a variation of color, line, lash, blow

3327

Stripling

Striplingn.a youth, young or very weak man

3328

Strive

Strivev.i.strived, strove,pret.striven,pa.to struggle, endeavor, vie, emulate

3329

Strobil

Strobiln.a scally pericarp as the cone of a pipe

3330

Strobilform

Strobilforma.shaped like a strobil

3331

Stroke

Stroken.a blow, sound of a clock, touch, dash, line

3332

Stroke (2)

Strokev.t.to rub gently or tenderly, sooth, calm

3333

Stroll

Strollv.i.to rove, ramble, wander, go

3334

Stroll (2)

Strolln.a ramble, walk, excursion

3335

Stroller

Strollern.a rover, wanderer, vagrant, vagabond

3336

Strong

Stronga.vigorous, robust, potent, able, firm, full

3337

Strongfisted

Strongfisteda.having a strong hand, powerful

3338

Stronghand

Stronghandn.power, strength, force, violence

3339

Strongly

Stronglyad.powerfully, forcibly, fully, eagerly

3340

Strongscented

Strongscenteda.having a powerful smell

3341

Strongwater

Strongwatern.spirits, distilled spirits, a cordial

3342

Stronthianite

Stronthianiten.stronthian combined with fixed air

3343

Strontite

Strontite, or Stronthiann.a distinct species of earth of a whitish or light green color

3344

Strontitic

Strontitic, or Stronthiana.pertaining to strontite

3345

Strop

Stropn.a strap, a rope spliced into a circular wreath to hang a block by

3346

Strophe

Strophen.a stanza, the first member of a poem

3347

Strout

Stroutv.to strut, which see

3348

Strove

Strovepret.of to strive