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steyf, steyfin, stife, stifflin, stifflin, stifin, stifin, stifle, stiflin, styfe, styfin,
stife [stəif]
n. A close, suffocating atmosphere. A choking vapour or smoke, a smoky sulphurous smell.
v. To choke, suffocate.
stifle [ˈstəifl]
n. Foul air produced by an underground fire. A miner's asthma.
v. To stifle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
stiflin [ˈstəiflɪn], stifin [ˈstəifɪn]: Stifling. Bronchitis
steff, stiff, stiffen, stiffenin, stiffin,
stiff [stɪf]
adj. Stiff.
v. To make stiff, to starch clothes.
Compounds and phrases etc.
stiffen: To stiffen, to make stiff. To starch clothes.
stiffenin also stiffin: Stiffening. Starch for clothes.
stiffly: Stiffly.
steggie, stigga, stiggi, stiggie, stiggy, stuggie,
stiggie [I.Sh. ˈstɪgi]
n. A series of steps in a wall to facilitate climbing over, a stone stile. A lane between walls.
stel, stell, still, still_an_on, still_and_on, still_and_on, stillanaw, stuhll, stul, stull,
still [stɪl, stʌl]
n. The pause in the tide between ebb and flow. A lull in the wind.
adj. Still. Of people: reserved, taciturn, not forthcoming in manner. Secret, subdued, undetected.
adv. Always, continuously, without intermission.
v. To remain quiet and silent, be hushed and at peace.
Compounds and phrases etc.
still and on: Yet, nevertheless, notwithstanding, all the same, for all that, still and all.
stillness: Stillness.
stilp, stilper, stilpered, stilpert, stilpin, stulpin,
stilp [stɪlp, stʌlp]
v. To walk with long stiff steps, stump about, stalk. To walk on crutches or stilts
stilper [-ər]
n. An awkward, striding gait.
v. To walk with long, awkward, high steps.
pt. pp. stilpert, stilpered adj. Thin, lanky, long-legged.
Compounds and phrases etc.
stilpin [-ɪn]: Walking with long stiff steps, striding.
stilt, stilts, stult,
stilt [stɪlt, stʌlt]
n. The handle of a plough. A shaft. A crutch.
v. To go on stilts or crutches. To walk in a stiff-legged, halting manner. To lift the legs high in walking. To walk on high heels.
Compounds and phrases etc.
stiltie: NN.b. The redshank Tringa totanus or greenshank Tringa nebularia.
stime, stimin, styme, stymin,
stime [stəim]
n. A tiny amount. A particle. A glimpse, a glimmer of light.
v. To be unable to see or discern the least thing, blink.
Compounds and phrases etc.
stimin: I.Sh. Blind drunk.
stimie, stimy, stymie, stymy,
stimie [ˈstəimi]
n. A golf shot.
v. To obstruct, to baffle, thwart, frustrate.
stim, stimless, stimma, stimmaless, stimmy, stimna, stimy, stomna,
stimma [I.Sh. ˈstɪmə]
n. Strength, vitality, substance, pith.
Compounds and phrases etc.
stimma awa: I.Sh. To lose consciousness, faint, die.
stimmaless: Powerless, weak. Of the hands: numb.
Stinchar,
Stinchar [ˈstɪnʃər]
pn. The river Stinchar (South Ayrshire).
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