| stout |
physically strong; sturdy; thick. [6 definitions] |
| stout-hearted |
brave and determined; not easily frightened or discouraged; dauntless. |
| stove1 |
an apparatus that uses electricity or burns fuel to provide heat for cooking or for heating a dwelling. [2 definitions] |
| stove2 |
a past tense and past participle of stave. |
| stovepipe |
a cylindrical sheet metal pipe that conducts smoke and fumes from a stove into a vertical flue. [2 definitions] |
| stow |
to put away or store in a place or container. [4 definitions] |
| stowage |
the act or process of stowing, or the condition or manner of being stowed. [4 definitions] |
| stowaway |
a passenger who conceals himself or herself aboard a ship or airplane in order to ride free or elude pursuit. |
| stow away |
to be a concealed passenger, as on a ship or airplane. |
| St. Paul |
the capital of Minnesota. |
| strabismus |
an abnormality in which the eye or eyes turn inward, preventing proper focusing; cross-eye; squint. |
| straddle |
to stay or move with the legs wide apart. [8 definitions] |
| Stradivarius |
a violin or other stringed instrument made by the Stradivari family. |
| strafe |
to fire on (something on the ground or water) with machine guns from low-flying aircraft. [2 definitions] |
| straggle |
to stray from or drop behind a group, as an individual. [2 definitions] |
| straggly |
spread out in an irregular way; straggling. |
| straight |
extending in a line without a curve or bend. [20 definitions] |
| straight angle |
an angle of 180 degrees. |
| straight-arm |
to keep (a sports opponent, esp. a football tackler) away from oneself by holding one's arm out straight; stiff-arm. [2 definitions] |
| straightaway |
extending or proceeding in a straight, continuous line or direction. [4 definitions] |
| straight away |
at this very moment; immediately. |