| storeroom |
a storage room for inventory, supplies, or equipment. |
| storied1 |
famous or recorded in legends or history. |
| storied2 |
having a particular number of stories or floors (usu. used in combination). |
| stork |
a wading bird with long legs, neck, and bill. [2 definitions] |
| storm |
a turbulent condition of the atmosphere, usu. accompanied by rain, snow, thunder, or lightning. [8 definitions] |
| stormbound |
detained, delayed, or cut off from communication by storms. |
| storm cellar |
a cellar or underground room used for refuge or safety during severe storms. |
| storm door |
an outer door added to protect the regular entrance door from bad weather. |
| storm petrel |
any of several small sea birds that have black or brown plumage, esp. one of the North Atlantic and Mediterranean areas; stormy petrel. |
| storm surge |
an often dangerous rise in sea level that accompanies a storm, particularly a hurricane. |
| storm trooper |
a member of the German Nazi militia, noted for its brutality and violence; Brownshirt. |
| stormy |
having or characterized by storms. [2 definitions] |
| stormy petrel |
a storm petrel. [2 definitions] |
| story1 |
an account of an event or sequence of events, either true or invented. [7 definitions] |
| story2 |
one horizontal division of a building; floor. [2 definitions] |
| storyboard |
a large panel or board of drawings presenting a sequence of images as they will appear in a video presentation, film, or advertisement. |
| storybook |
a book of stories, usu. for children. [2 definitions] |
| story line |
the plot or scheme of a story, play, show, or the like. |
| storyteller |
one who tells or writes stories. [2 definitions] |
| storytelling |
the act or craft of telling or writing stories. |
| stotinka |
the smaller monetary unit of Bulgaria. (Cf. lev.) |