stressless |
combined form of stress. |
stressor |
something that causes stress. |
stress out |
to cause a great deal of tension and anxiety in (someone). |
stretch |
to lengthen or extend (the body or limbs) to the full length. [19 definitions] |
stretchable |
combined form of stretch. |
stretch a point |
to exaggerate. |
stretcher |
a litter, usu. consisting of canvas over a wooden frame, for the purpose of transporting injured, sick, or dying persons. [3 definitions] |
stretchy |
capable of being stretched; elastic. [2 definitions] |
streusel |
a topping of crumbly texture for coffeecake, sweet breads, or the like, made from flour, butter, sugar, cinnamon, and sometimes finely chopped nuts. |
strew |
to scatter or sprinkle. [4 definitions] |
strewth |
(slang; chiefly British) used to surprise, anger, or the like, in a manner similar to "Are you kidding me!?" |
stria |
a thin, narrow stripe, channel, or ridge, esp. one of several parallel marks or bands, as in certain muscles. [2 definitions] |
striate |
to mark with striae or stripes; streak; furrow. [2 definitions] |
striated |
having stripes, streaks, or furrows; consisting of striae, esp. in skeletal and cardiac muscle. |
striation |
a pattern or arrangement of striae. [2 definitions] |
stricken |
a past participle of strike. [3 definitions] |
strict |
imposing severe discipline or requiring rigorous effort; unyielding; demanding. [4 definitions] |
strict construction |
the judicial practice or principle of relying on literal interpretation of the language of a nation's constitution and other laws. |
strictly |
strongly; absolutely. |
stricture |
that which restricts or constrains. [3 definitions] |
stride |
to walk with long, even steps, as in an energetic, hurried, or showy manner. [7 definitions] |