Stellar
Stellar, or Stellarya.starry, relating to the stars
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Stellate
Stellatea.radiated like a star, verticillate
Stelliferous
Stelliferousa.having or abounding with stars
Stelliform
Stelliform, or Stellulara.like a star, radiated
Stem
Stemn.a stalk, family, race, generation, prow
Stem (2)
Stemv.t.to oppose a current, stop, keep back
Stench
Stenchn.a stink, bad smell;v.t.to make to stink
Stenographer
Stenographern.a short hand writer
Stenography
Stenographyn.the art of writing short hand
Stentorophonic
Stentorophonica.speaking or sounding loudly, ob.
Step
Stepv.to move the feet, walk, advance, fix the foot of a mast in the keel
Step (2)
Stepn.a footstep, pace, gait, round of a ladder
Stepchild
Stepchildn.a son-in-law, a daughter-in-law
Stepdame
Stepdame, or Stepmothern.a mother by marriage
Stepent
Stepenta.resounding, making a loud noise
Stepfather
Stepfathern.a father-in-law, a father by marriage
Stepp
Steppn.an extensive level plain in Asia
Steppingstone
Steppingstonen.a stone to save from dirt or wet
Stepstone
Stepstonen.a stone to step on in entering a house
Stercoraceous
Stercoraceous, or Stercorariousa.relating to dung
Stercoration
Stercorationn.the act of dunging or manuring
Stereographic
Stereographica.dlineated on a plain
Stereography
Stereographyn.art of drawing solids on a plane
Stereometry
Stereometryn.the art of measuring solid bodies
Steril
Sterila.barren, unfruitful, poor, dry, shallow
Sterility
Sterilityn.barrenness, unfruitfulness, dryness
Sterilize
Sterilizev.t.to make barren or unfruitful