Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Studier

Studiern.one who studies, a student

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Studious

Studiousa.bookish, diligent, attentive, desirous

3378

Studiously

Studiouslyad.diligently, attentively, carefully

3379

Studiousness

Studiousnessn.a careful addiction to study, study

3380

Study

Studyn.an apartment for books, application to books, thought, attention, contrivance

3381

Study (2)

Studyv.to muse, meditate, consider attentively

3382

Stuff

Stuffv.t.to fill, cram, swell, seed gluttonously

3383

Stuffing

Stuffingn.relishing ingredients put into meat

3384

Stultify

Stultifyv.t.to become or render foolish

3385

Stum

Stumn.wine unfermented, new or vapid wine

3386

Stum (2)

Stumv.t.to renew wine by new fermentation

3387

Stumble

Stumblev.to trip in walking, make to trip, err

3388

Stumble (2)

Stumblen.a trip, slip, false step, blunder, failure

3389

Stumbler

Stumblern.one who stumbles or mistakes

3390

Stumblingblock

Stumblingblockn.a cause of offense, an offense

3391

Stump

Stumpn.a block, the remaining part of a joint

3392

Stumpy

Stumpya.full of stumps, hard, stiff, strong, firm

3393

Stun

Stunv.t.to make senseless with a blow, to stupify

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Stung

Stungpret.andpa.pass. of to sting

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Stunk

Stunkpret.andpa.pass. of to stink

3396

Stunt

Stuntv.t.to hinder from or stop in the growth

3397

Stupe

Stupen.warm medicaments for a hurt or fore

3398

Stupe (2)

Stupev.t.to dress with or use stupes, to foment

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Stupefaction

Stupefactionn.insensibility, stupidity, dulness

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Stupefactive

Stupefactivea.causing insensibility, very strong

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Stupendous

Stupendousa.wonderful, amazing, astonishing

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Stupid

Stupida.dull, heavy, slow, blockish, senseless