Stabber
Stabbern.one who stabs, a sly secret murderer
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Stabiliment
Stabilimentn.stability, firmness, support, prop
Stability
Stability, or Stablenessn.firmness, constancy
Stable
Stablea.fixed, firm, sure, steady, strong, durable
Stable (2)
Stablen.an apartment or building for beasts
Stable (3)
Stablev.to put in, keep or live in a stable
Stableboy
Stableboy, or Stablemann.one employed in a stable
Stablish
Stablishv.t.to establish, confirm, fix, settle, ob.
Stack
Stackn.a large pile, rick, quantity, number
Stack (2)
Stackv.t.pile up, pile up in ricks, stumble
Stacte
Stacten.a sweet smelling gum from myrtles
Staddle
Staddlen.a small strait tree, a young tree
Staddled
Staddleda.abounding with young trees
Stadium
Stadiumn.a furlong or forty rods
Stadtholder
Stadtholdern.the chief magistrate in Holland
Stadtholderat
Stadtholderatn.the office of the stadtholder
Staff
Staffpl.staves,n.a stick, prop, stay, ensign of office, stanza
Staffish
Staffisha.stiff, harsh, formal, firm, ob.
Stag
Stagn.a red male deer, the male of the hind
Stage
Stagen.a theater, place for public transactions or a rest on a journey, floor, step, course, life, a carriage running regularly for passengers
Stage (2)
Stagev.t.to exhibit publicly, display, show, act
Stagecoach
Stagecoachn.a coach, that travels by set stages
Stageplay
Stageplayn.a play, a theatrical entertainment
Stageplayer
Stageplayern.an actor upon a theater
Stager
Stagern.a practioner, player, actor, comedian
Staggard
Staggardn.the name of a stag four years old
Stagger
Staggerv.to reel, doubt, hesitate, shock, alarm