| stew |
to cook by boiling slowly in a closed pot. [3 definitions] |
| stick1 |
a long and thin piece of wood, such as a stem or branch, from a tree or bush. [2 definitions] |
| stick2 |
to pierce or poke with a pointed object; stab. [10 definitions] |
| stick by |
to remain loyal to. |
| sticker |
a paper label, patch, or sign with sticky material on the back side. |
| stickler |
one who must observe or conform to something (usually followed by "for"). |
| stick out |
to stand out; to be easily seen. |
| sticky |
tending to stick to or hold on to something when touched. [2 definitions] |
| stiff |
not easy to bend. [8 definitions] |
| stile |
a set or series of steps for climbing over a fence or wall. |
| still1 |
not moving. [12 definitions] |
| stilt |
a long, thin pole with a block to rest the foot upon. With a pair of stilts, a person can walk above the ground. [2 definitions] |
| stimulate |
to bring about to activity or action. |
| stimulus |
something that causes or increases action, feeling, or thought. [2 definitions] |
| sting |
to pierce, wound, or stick with a stinger. [5 definitions] |
| stinger |
one that stings. [2 definitions] |
| stingray |
a broad, flat fish that has a long tail with a poisonous spine on it. Stingrays are a kind of ray. Their tails can cause severe wounds. |
| stingy |
spending or giving as little as possible. [2 definitions] |
| stink |
to give off a strong and bad smell. [4 definitions] |
| stir1 |
to mix or move in a circle with a hand or object. [9 definitions] |
| stirrup |
a loop or ring of metal, wood, or leather with a flat bottom that hangs from each side of a saddle. Stirrups are used to support the rider's foot. |