Strew
Strewv.t.strewed,pret.strewed, strewn,pa.to scatter, spread by scattering, cast
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Strewv.t.strewed,pret.strewed, strewn,pa.to scatter, spread by scattering, cast
Strewmentn.what is strewed or scattered about, ob.
Striaen. pl.small channels in cockleshells, &c.
Striate, or Striateda.formed into striae, channelled
Striaturen.a disposition of striae or channels
Strickenpa.struck, smitten, hurt, advanced, ob.
Stricklen.a thing to strike grain level with
Stricta.severe, close, tight, exact, accurate, nice
Strictlyad.severely, rigorously, closely, exactly
Strictnessn.severely, rigorously, closeness, exactness
Stricturen.a contraction, portion, slight touch
Striden.a long step, a wide stretch of the legs
Stridev.strid, strode,pret.stridden,pa.to make long steps, open the legs wide, cross
Stridulousa.making a small creaking noise
Strifen.contention, contest, discord, endeavor
Strifefula.contentious, quarrelsome, cross
Strigmentn.scrapings, dross, refuse
Strigosea.having stiff hairs or prickles
Striken.four pecks, a bushel, a strickle
Strikev.struck,pret.struck,pa.to hit with a blow, dash, stamp, sound, affect, run ashore, lower, let sail or surrender, W. Indies to lade liquor into cooler
Strikern.one who strikes, a quarrelsome man
Strikingpa.beating, affecting, surprising, fine
Stringn.a slender rope, cord, line, nerve, series, set
Stringv.t.strung,pret.stringed, strung,pa.to furnish with or put on strings, file, tighten
Stringenta.binding, contracting, forcing
Stringhaltn.a disorder in horses, twitch, catch
Stringlessa.having no strings, unbent, let loose