Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Stupidity

Stupidityn.dulness, heaviness of mind, weakness

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Stupidly

Stupidlyad.dully, heavily, simply, senselessly

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Stupifier

Stupifiern.one who or what occasions stupidity

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Stupify

Stupify, or Stupefyv.t.to make stupid, dull, benumb, astonish, dismay

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Stupor

Stuporn.a deprivation of sense, maze, stupidity

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Stuprate

Stupratev.to ravish, force, deflour, violate, ruin

3409

Stupration

Stuprationn.a rape, ravishment, violation, ruin

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Sturdily

Sturdilyad.hardily, stoutly, boldly, resolutely

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Sturdiness

Sturdinessn.stoutness, lustiness, brutal strength

3412

Sturdy

Sturdya.hardy, stout, strong, stiff, bold, brutal

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Sturgeon

Sturgeonn.the name of a large fish

3414

Sturk

Sturkn.a young ox heifer,Etym. (Scotch)

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Stut

Stut, or Stutterv.i.to stammer, to speak badly

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Stutterer

Stutterern.one who stutters, a stammerer

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Sty

Styn.a place for hogs;v.to shut up in a sty, to soar

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Stygain

Stygaina.hellish, infernal, dark, black, dismal

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Style

Stylen.a manner of writing, title, pin of a dial, the filament of a pistil, manner, mode of reckoning time

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Style (2)

Stylev.t.to call, term, name, denominate

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Styloid

Styloid, or Styliforma.like a style or pin

3422

Styptic

Stypticn.an astringent medicin or lotion

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Styptic (2)

Styptica.able to stop blood, astringent, strong

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Stypticity

Stypticityn.the power of stanching blood

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Suability

Suabilityn.liability to be sued, subjection to civil process

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Suable

Suablea.that may be sued, subject to answer in court

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Suasible

Suasiblea.that may be easily persuaded

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Suasive

Suasivea.tending or able to persuade, pleasing

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Suasory

Suasorya.having a tendency to persuade