stalwart,a.strapping,brawny,muscular, redoubted,athletic,strong.stamina,n.vigor,strength, sturdiness,backbone.stamp,v.impress, imprint; stomp (Colloq.).stamp,n.impression, imprint,die; hallmark; pestle.stamp out.extinguish,crush,quell.stamps,n. pl.Associated words: philately, philatelist, philatelic, timbrology,frank,grill, surcharge.stanch,a.loyal,steadfast,constant,true,unwavering;sound.stand,v.endure,bear,weather,brook, suffer,tolerate, yield to,abide,submit;agree,accord, be consistent; stagnate.stand,n.halt,stop,pause,stay; tripod, trivet;situation,location,position,post;stall, booth;quandary,perplexity;resistance,opposition, withstanding; stillion.standard,n.criterion,model,type,pattern, norm; gauge,measure;flag, colors; labarum, vexillum.standard-bearer,n.color-bearer, color-sergeant, ensign, vexillary;leader.stand by.befriend,vindicate,advocate,defend,maintain.standing,a.erect;stagnant;lasting,permanent,persistent.standing,n.status.standing out.prominent, projecting, protuberant,jutting out;conspicuous,salient.standing out.prominence, projection, protuberance, bulge, protrusion; conspicuousness, salience; persistence, incompliance, obduracy.standing up for.defense,justification,support, advocacy.stand in hand.behoove, be advantageous, conduce to one'sinterest.stand it.endure,tolerate,bear,brook.stand off.keep aloof,refrain;refuse,resist, withstand.stand out.project,overhang, jutout,beetle;resist, withstand.standpoint,n.point ofview, viewpoint.stand up for.defend,support, espouse,champion,advocate,justify,vindicate.star,n.luminary, planet; asterisk, asterism; pentalpha; pentacle;meteor.Associated words: astronomy, astronomer, astronomical, astrolatry, astrolater, astrogeny, astrology, astrologer, astrological, astrometry, astromancy, sidereal, astral, horoscope, constellation, zodiac, observatory, galaxy, acronycal, cosmical, astrophotography, astrophysics, periastral, stellar, interstellar, intersidereal, orbit.star,v.bespangle.starched,a.stiff,ceremonious,prim,formal, punctilious,precise.starchy,a.amylaceous, amyloid,starched.starry,a.bespangled; astral, stellar, stellary,radiated, stelliform.start,v.setout,go, initiate,launch, institute, embark.startle,v.scare,surprise, affright.starvation,n.famishment.starve,v.famish.state,n.condition,plight,category,situation,pass, predicament, circumstances;rank,quality;pomp,grandeur,magnificence; commonwealth; canton.Associated words: federal, federalist, federalism, federalize,confederate,confederation, gerrymander, secession.state,v.assert,affirm, aver, allege,say,specify,declare.statehouse,n.capitol.stately,a.imposing,dignified,august,pompous,majestic,formal.statement,n.assertion,affirmation, specification, avowal, averment,narration, dictum.station,n.standing,rank,status;depot;situation,place.statue,n.image; acrolith, caryatid; xoanon.Associated words:sculpture, statuary, sculptor, statuesque, figurine, esquisse.status,n.standing,rank,station,condition.statute,n.law.Associated words: statutable, statutory, purview.stay,v.sojourn, tarry, lodge,remain, continue,abide;support,prop,buttress,brace,uphold,strengthen;delay,obstruct,hinder,restrain,appease,withhold,forbear, withstand,impede,retard.stay,n.sojourn, abidance,stop;dependence,support, upholder;impediment,hindrance,obstruction,restraint.steadfast,a.firm,fixed;constant, unswerving,unwavering,stanch, unshaken.steady,a.steadfast,constant;stable,firm,fixed; unremitted,constant,uniform, undeviating.Antonyms:intermittent, infrequent, occasional,inconstant,unsteady.steal,v.pilfer, filch, peculate, purloin, poach,abstract,rob,defraud,pirate,plunder,crib,pillage, rapineloot, thieve,embezzle, peculate, plagiarize; insinuate, creep furtively, go stealthily,sneak, slink,skulk; ratten.stealer,n.Seethief.stealing,n.theft, larceny,robbery,pilfering,peculation,thievery,abstraction, looting, cribbing,rapine,depredation, surreption,piracy, plundering,pillage,embezzlement,peculation, shop lifting, plagiarism.Associated words:light-fingered,booty,spoil,plunder,loot,swag, spoils,predatory,fence, kleptomania.stealthy,a.clandestine,sly,secret, furtive, skulking,underhand.steam,n.vapor,reek,fume, emanation, effluvium, exhalation, stufa.steam organ.calliope.steel,n.Associated words: siderotechny, siderurgy, bessemerize, Bessemer, damaskeen, damask.steel,v.fortify,brace,nerve.steel-engraving,n.siderography.steep,a.precipitous,abrupt,sheer,perpendicular: (Slang)excessive,immoderate.steep,n.precipice,cliff, abrupt declivity; escarpment, scarp.steep,v.soak, macerate, imbrue, infuse.steeple,n.spire,tower, turret; minaret.steer,v.guide,pilot,control,govern.steerable,a.dirigible.steering,n.guiding.Associated words: tiller,rudder,helm.steersman,n.helmsman,pilot, cockswain.stem,n.trunk,body; peduncle, pedicel, petiole,stalk, culm;root, etymon,radical, radix, theme.stem,v.oppose, withstand,breast,resist,check.stench,n.fetor,stink.stenography,n.phonography,shorthand.step,n.pace; stair,round;footstep,footprint, footmark,track; grade, degree, gradation;measure,action, procedure, expedient; stride (a long step).step,v.pace, stride.stepmother,n.Associated word: novercal.steps,n. pl.stairs; stile; perron.sterile,a.barren, infecund,unproductive,unfruitful, unprolific.sterility,v.barrenness, infecundity, unproductiveness.Associated words: sterilize, sterilization.stern,a.austere,rigorous,exacting,strict,hard-hearted.sternness,n.austerity,severity,rigor, strictness.stew,n.(Colloq.)confusion,agitation; ragout.steward,n.purveyor; major-domo; seneschal, dapifer; manciple.stewpan,n.skillet.stick,n.switch,rod, birch; billet; fagot;wand; cane,staff, walking-stick;club,cudgel;goad,gad; gambrel, garrot, ferule, skewer, batlet;stake; boomerang, woomerah;stab,thrust; maul-stick; sprag;pl.chatwood.stick,v.pierce,stab,penetrate, impale, transfix,gore;insert,thrust,push, infix; paste,cement,glue,attach,affix;cleave,cling, adhere,remain,abide;stall;hesitate,scruple; adhere, agglutinate, glutinate, cohere;pose,puzzle, disconcert; stickout, project,jut, protrude. (Slang)impose upon,cheat.sticker,n.poster; label; adhesive,glue,cement, mucilage, paste, agglutinant; (Colloq.)puzzle, poser.stickiness,n.adhesiveness, viscosity,tenacity, cohesiveness, glutinousness.sticking,n.adhesion, adherence, coherence, cleaving, cohesion, agglutination.sticking out.projecting, protruding,prominent.--n.projection, protrusion, prominence.stickle,v.contend, altercate,dispute,quibble,scruple,haggle, higgle, chaffer;trim, prevaricate,shift, palter, playfast and loose.stickler,n.haggler, higgler, contender.sticktoitiveness,n.(Colloq.)pertinacity, persistence,perseverance,diligence,tenacity.stick up for.(Colloq.) assert anddefend,vindicate.sticky,a.adhesive, viscous, viscid, mucilaginous, glutinous, clammy,tenacious.stiff,a.inflexible,rigid,firm,unbending,inelastic, stark, impliable,rigorous,unyielding, inductile;strong,violent,forcible, inopposable;pertinacious,obstinate,tenacious,uncompromising, incompliant;constrained,formal,starched,affected,unnatural,precise,prim,ceremonious, prudish, punctilious; cramped,graceless, inelegant; (Slang)high,immoderate,large.Antonyms:limber, flaccid,limp,flexible, lithe.stiff joint.anchylosis.stiff neck.obstinacy, contumacy, intractability, incompliance, stubbornness.stiff-necked,a.obstinate, intractable,perverse, contumacious,stubborn, obdurate.stiffness,n.inflexibility,rigidity, firmness; prudery,constraint,precision,formality; tension.Antonyms:pliability, limpness,flexibility, flaccidity,ease,relaxation,informality.stifling,a.close,oppressive, suffocating.still,a.motionless, unruffled,stagnant, quiescent, inert, stationary, placid, tranquil;noiseless, inaudible,silent,mum.still,v.calm, compose,quiet,silence,hush.still-hunt,n.stalking.stilted,a.bombastic,pompous,grandiose,highflown, grandiloquent.stimulant,n.excitant; provocation,stimulus,spur,goad.stimulate,v.excite,incite, instigate,arouse,provoke,goad,spur.stimulus,n.incentive;pl.stimuli.sting,n.aculeus,prick;goad,incitement.stinginess,n.parsimony,illiberality, penuriousness,closeness,avarice.Antonyms:liberality,generosity.stingy,a.parsimonious,illiberal,close,penurious,miserly,avaricious, close-fisted,sordid, niggardly.Antonyms:liberal,generous.stink,n.stench, fetor.stinking,a.fetid, malodorous,offensive,noisome, ill-smelling.stinkstone,n.anthraconite, swinestone.stint,n.limit,restraint,restriction;assignment,allotment.stint,v.limit,restrict,restrain,confine, stent,straiten.stipend,n.Associated words: stipendiary, stipendiate, stipendiarian.stir,v.move, budge.stir,n.agitation,tumult,bustle,commotion,flutter,ado,activity,confusion,flurry,disturbance,fuss.stirring,a.animated,lively,strenuous,active,enterprising.stock,n.goods,merchandise,wares,reserve.stock,v.replenish,supply,furnish.stockjobbing,n.agiotage.stockings,n. pl.hosiery,hose.stocky,a.(Colloq.)stout,plump.stodgy,a.stuffed, distended,lumpish.stogy,a.heavy,coarse,clumsy.stolen goods.booty,loot,spoil,plunder,pillage.Associated word:fence.stolid,a.dull, impassive,stupid, obtuse.stomach,v.resent,dislike; (Colloq.)bear,brook,tolerate,stand,endure.stomach,n.(of ruminants) fardingbag,paunch, rumen, reticulum, psalterium, manyplies, abomasum, omasum; (of birds) gizzard,crop,maw.stomach,n.Associated words: gastric, gastrology, gastronomy, gastritis, agastric, rennet, tripe, stomachal, stomachic, alvine, gastrectomy, pylorous, gastroscope, gastroscopy, stomacher, paunchy,paunch, anticardium, gastralgia,abdomen, abdominous.stomach-ache,n.(Colloq.)colic.stone,n.rock, bowlder; pebble; calculus,concretion; flint, granite,marble,quartz, adamant, shale,flag, flagstone, cobblestone, rubble,brash, shingle; monolith, polyolith; cairn, muller, merestone; cromlech; madstone,snakestone; aërolite, meteorite; (of fruit) endocarp,pit, nut, putamen.Associated words:petrify,petrifaction, lithology, lithography, lithic, lapidary, lithoglypher, lithoglyptic, litholatry, lapidescence, lapidescent, lapidify, lapillation, lapidification, lapidific, lapilli, catapult,quarry, petrography, lapidist, petrology, geology, lithogenesis, lithification, wimble, Niobe, petrescence, petrescent, petrifactive, petrologist,concrete, lapidarian, lapidarious,fossil, schist, scapple, lichen, regolith, monadnock, saxatile, saxicoline, saxicavous, saxifrage, saxifragous.stone,n.(precious and semi-precious)gem,jewel, diamond,brilliant, beryl, emerald, chalcedony, bloodstone, agate, heliotrope girasole, onyx, sardonyx, garnet, sardinestone,jade, opal, peridot, chrysolite, sapphire, ruby, topaz, turquoise, turquoise matrix, zircon, hyacinth, carbuncle, amethyst,pearl,coral, bijou, doublet, carnelian, briolette, cabochon, chatoyant, rhinestone, amphibole, aquamarine, tourmaline, rhodolite, spinel, bufonite.Antonyms: paste, strass,gewgaw,gimcrack,tinsel,pinchbeck, gaud,bauble, foilstone.Associated words: lapidary, lapidist, lapidarian,cameo,intaglio, facet, naif, anaglyph, briquet, collet, platinum, bizet, caret, anaglyphic, diaglyptic, anaglyphies, glyptography,table, bezel,girdle, pavilion, cadrans, mound,mount, dichroiscope, dichroism, dichroscope.stone pit.quarry.stone coffin.sarcophagus.stonecutting,n.stereotomy.stonecutter's consumption.chalicosis.stony,a.rocky,flinty, adamantine, petrous;unrelenting,pitiless.stool,n.footstool,cricket, hassock, ottoman, tabouret, buffet; tripod, trivet; faldstool;excrement,fæces.stoop,v.bend;condescend,deign, descend.stoop,n.condescension,descent;porch,veranda,piazza.stop,v.obstruct, close up;stanch;arrest,hinder,impede,block,stay,check;repress,restrain,suppress,deter, interrupt, suspend,thwart, preclude, intercept,impede; halt,pause, stagnate,stand; refrain from, discontinue,cease, desist, suspend, intermit; break off,forbear: lodge, tarry.Antonyms: continue,persist.
stalwart,a.strapping,brawny,muscular, redoubted,athletic,strong.
stamina,n.vigor,strength, sturdiness,backbone.
stamp,v.impress, imprint; stomp (Colloq.).
stamp,n.impression, imprint,die; hallmark; pestle.
stamp out.extinguish,crush,quell.
stamps,n. pl.Associated words: philately, philatelist, philatelic, timbrology,frank,grill, surcharge.
stanch,a.loyal,steadfast,constant,true,unwavering;sound.
stand,v.endure,bear,weather,brook, suffer,tolerate, yield to,abide,submit;agree,accord, be consistent; stagnate.
stand,n.halt,stop,pause,stay; tripod, trivet;situation,location,position,post;stall, booth;quandary,perplexity;resistance,opposition, withstanding; stillion.
standard,n.criterion,model,type,pattern, norm; gauge,measure;flag, colors; labarum, vexillum.
standard-bearer,n.color-bearer, color-sergeant, ensign, vexillary;leader.
stand by.befriend,vindicate,advocate,defend,maintain.
standing,a.erect;stagnant;lasting,permanent,persistent.
standing,n.status.
standing out.prominent, projecting, protuberant,jutting out;conspicuous,salient.
standing out.prominence, projection, protuberance, bulge, protrusion; conspicuousness, salience; persistence, incompliance, obduracy.
standing up for.defense,justification,support, advocacy.
stand in hand.behoove, be advantageous, conduce to one'sinterest.
stand it.endure,tolerate,bear,brook.
stand off.keep aloof,refrain;refuse,resist, withstand.
stand out.project,overhang, jutout,beetle;resist, withstand.
standpoint,n.point ofview, viewpoint.
stand up for.defend,support, espouse,champion,advocate,justify,vindicate.
star,n.luminary, planet; asterisk, asterism; pentalpha; pentacle;meteor.Associated words: astronomy, astronomer, astronomical, astrolatry, astrolater, astrogeny, astrology, astrologer, astrological, astrometry, astromancy, sidereal, astral, horoscope, constellation, zodiac, observatory, galaxy, acronycal, cosmical, astrophotography, astrophysics, periastral, stellar, interstellar, intersidereal, orbit.
star,v.bespangle.
starched,a.stiff,ceremonious,prim,formal, punctilious,precise.
starchy,a.amylaceous, amyloid,starched.
starry,a.bespangled; astral, stellar, stellary,radiated, stelliform.
start,v.setout,go, initiate,launch, institute, embark.
startle,v.scare,surprise, affright.
starvation,n.famishment.
starve,v.famish.
state,n.condition,plight,category,situation,pass, predicament, circumstances;rank,quality;pomp,grandeur,magnificence; commonwealth; canton.Associated words: federal, federalist, federalism, federalize,confederate,confederation, gerrymander, secession.
state,v.assert,affirm, aver, allege,say,specify,declare.
statehouse,n.capitol.
stately,a.imposing,dignified,august,pompous,majestic,formal.
statement,n.assertion,affirmation, specification, avowal, averment,narration, dictum.
station,n.standing,rank,status;depot;situation,place.
statue,n.image; acrolith, caryatid; xoanon.Associated words:sculpture, statuary, sculptor, statuesque, figurine, esquisse.
status,n.standing,rank,station,condition.
statute,n.law.Associated words: statutable, statutory, purview.
stay,v.sojourn, tarry, lodge,remain, continue,abide;support,prop,buttress,brace,uphold,strengthen;delay,obstruct,hinder,restrain,appease,withhold,forbear, withstand,impede,retard.
stay,n.sojourn, abidance,stop;dependence,support, upholder;impediment,hindrance,obstruction,restraint.
steadfast,a.firm,fixed;constant, unswerving,unwavering,stanch, unshaken.
steady,a.steadfast,constant;stable,firm,fixed; unremitted,constant,uniform, undeviating.Antonyms:intermittent, infrequent, occasional,inconstant,unsteady.
steal,v.pilfer, filch, peculate, purloin, poach,abstract,rob,defraud,pirate,plunder,crib,pillage, rapineloot, thieve,embezzle, peculate, plagiarize; insinuate, creep furtively, go stealthily,sneak, slink,skulk; ratten.
stealer,n.Seethief.
stealing,n.theft, larceny,robbery,pilfering,peculation,thievery,abstraction, looting, cribbing,rapine,depredation, surreption,piracy, plundering,pillage,embezzlement,peculation, shop lifting, plagiarism.Associated words:light-fingered,booty,spoil,plunder,loot,swag, spoils,predatory,fence, kleptomania.
stealthy,a.clandestine,sly,secret, furtive, skulking,underhand.
steam,n.vapor,reek,fume, emanation, effluvium, exhalation, stufa.
steam organ.calliope.
steel,n.Associated words: siderotechny, siderurgy, bessemerize, Bessemer, damaskeen, damask.
steel,v.fortify,brace,nerve.
steel-engraving,n.siderography.
steep,a.precipitous,abrupt,sheer,perpendicular: (Slang)excessive,immoderate.
steep,n.precipice,cliff, abrupt declivity; escarpment, scarp.
steep,v.soak, macerate, imbrue, infuse.
steeple,n.spire,tower, turret; minaret.
steer,v.guide,pilot,control,govern.
steerable,a.dirigible.
steering,n.guiding.Associated words: tiller,rudder,helm.
steersman,n.helmsman,pilot, cockswain.
stem,n.trunk,body; peduncle, pedicel, petiole,stalk, culm;root, etymon,radical, radix, theme.
stem,v.oppose, withstand,breast,resist,check.
stench,n.fetor,stink.
stenography,n.phonography,shorthand.
step,n.pace; stair,round;footstep,footprint, footmark,track; grade, degree, gradation;measure,action, procedure, expedient; stride (a long step).
step,v.pace, stride.
stepmother,n.Associated word: novercal.
steps,n. pl.stairs; stile; perron.
sterile,a.barren, infecund,unproductive,unfruitful, unprolific.
sterility,v.barrenness, infecundity, unproductiveness.Associated words: sterilize, sterilization.
stern,a.austere,rigorous,exacting,strict,hard-hearted.
sternness,n.austerity,severity,rigor, strictness.
stew,n.(Colloq.)confusion,agitation; ragout.
steward,n.purveyor; major-domo; seneschal, dapifer; manciple.
stewpan,n.skillet.
stick,n.switch,rod, birch; billet; fagot;wand; cane,staff, walking-stick;club,cudgel;goad,gad; gambrel, garrot, ferule, skewer, batlet;stake; boomerang, woomerah;stab,thrust; maul-stick; sprag;pl.chatwood.
stick,v.pierce,stab,penetrate, impale, transfix,gore;insert,thrust,push, infix; paste,cement,glue,attach,affix;cleave,cling, adhere,remain,abide;stall;hesitate,scruple; adhere, agglutinate, glutinate, cohere;pose,puzzle, disconcert; stickout, project,jut, protrude. (Slang)impose upon,cheat.
sticker,n.poster; label; adhesive,glue,cement, mucilage, paste, agglutinant; (Colloq.)puzzle, poser.
stickiness,n.adhesiveness, viscosity,tenacity, cohesiveness, glutinousness.
sticking,n.adhesion, adherence, coherence, cleaving, cohesion, agglutination.
sticking out.projecting, protruding,prominent.--n.projection, protrusion, prominence.
stickle,v.contend, altercate,dispute,quibble,scruple,haggle, higgle, chaffer;trim, prevaricate,shift, palter, playfast and loose.
stickler,n.haggler, higgler, contender.
sticktoitiveness,n.(Colloq.)pertinacity, persistence,perseverance,diligence,tenacity.
stick up for.(Colloq.) assert anddefend,vindicate.
sticky,a.adhesive, viscous, viscid, mucilaginous, glutinous, clammy,tenacious.
stiff,a.inflexible,rigid,firm,unbending,inelastic, stark, impliable,rigorous,unyielding, inductile;strong,violent,forcible, inopposable;pertinacious,obstinate,tenacious,uncompromising, incompliant;constrained,formal,starched,affected,unnatural,precise,prim,ceremonious, prudish, punctilious; cramped,graceless, inelegant; (Slang)high,immoderate,large.Antonyms:limber, flaccid,limp,flexible, lithe.
stiff joint.anchylosis.
stiff neck.obstinacy, contumacy, intractability, incompliance, stubbornness.
stiff-necked,a.obstinate, intractable,perverse, contumacious,stubborn, obdurate.
stiffness,n.inflexibility,rigidity, firmness; prudery,constraint,precision,formality; tension.Antonyms:pliability, limpness,flexibility, flaccidity,ease,relaxation,informality.
stifling,a.close,oppressive, suffocating.
still,a.motionless, unruffled,stagnant, quiescent, inert, stationary, placid, tranquil;noiseless, inaudible,silent,mum.
still,v.calm, compose,quiet,silence,hush.
still-hunt,n.stalking.
stilted,a.bombastic,pompous,grandiose,highflown, grandiloquent.
stimulant,n.excitant; provocation,stimulus,spur,goad.
stimulate,v.excite,incite, instigate,arouse,provoke,goad,spur.
stimulus,n.incentive;pl.stimuli.
sting,n.aculeus,prick;goad,incitement.
stinginess,n.parsimony,illiberality, penuriousness,closeness,avarice.Antonyms:liberality,generosity.
stingy,a.parsimonious,illiberal,close,penurious,miserly,avaricious, close-fisted,sordid, niggardly.Antonyms:liberal,generous.
stink,n.stench, fetor.
stinking,a.fetid, malodorous,offensive,noisome, ill-smelling.
stinkstone,n.anthraconite, swinestone.
stint,n.limit,restraint,restriction;assignment,allotment.
stint,v.limit,restrict,restrain,confine, stent,straiten.
stipend,n.Associated words: stipendiary, stipendiate, stipendiarian.
stir,v.move, budge.
stir,n.agitation,tumult,bustle,commotion,flutter,ado,activity,confusion,flurry,disturbance,fuss.
stirring,a.animated,lively,strenuous,active,enterprising.
stock,n.goods,merchandise,wares,reserve.
stock,v.replenish,supply,furnish.
stockjobbing,n.agiotage.
stockings,n. pl.hosiery,hose.
stocky,a.(Colloq.)stout,plump.
stodgy,a.stuffed, distended,lumpish.
stogy,a.heavy,coarse,clumsy.
stolen goods.booty,loot,spoil,plunder,pillage.Associated word:fence.
stolid,a.dull, impassive,stupid, obtuse.
stomach,v.resent,dislike; (Colloq.)bear,brook,tolerate,stand,endure.
stomach,n.(of ruminants) fardingbag,paunch, rumen, reticulum, psalterium, manyplies, abomasum, omasum; (of birds) gizzard,crop,maw.
stomach,n.Associated words: gastric, gastrology, gastronomy, gastritis, agastric, rennet, tripe, stomachal, stomachic, alvine, gastrectomy, pylorous, gastroscope, gastroscopy, stomacher, paunchy,paunch, anticardium, gastralgia,abdomen, abdominous.
stomach-ache,n.(Colloq.)colic.
stone,n.rock, bowlder; pebble; calculus,concretion; flint, granite,marble,quartz, adamant, shale,flag, flagstone, cobblestone, rubble,brash, shingle; monolith, polyolith; cairn, muller, merestone; cromlech; madstone,snakestone; aërolite, meteorite; (of fruit) endocarp,pit, nut, putamen.Associated words:petrify,petrifaction, lithology, lithography, lithic, lapidary, lithoglypher, lithoglyptic, litholatry, lapidescence, lapidescent, lapidify, lapillation, lapidification, lapidific, lapilli, catapult,quarry, petrography, lapidist, petrology, geology, lithogenesis, lithification, wimble, Niobe, petrescence, petrescent, petrifactive, petrologist,concrete, lapidarian, lapidarious,fossil, schist, scapple, lichen, regolith, monadnock, saxatile, saxicoline, saxicavous, saxifrage, saxifragous.
stone,n.(precious and semi-precious)gem,jewel, diamond,brilliant, beryl, emerald, chalcedony, bloodstone, agate, heliotrope girasole, onyx, sardonyx, garnet, sardinestone,jade, opal, peridot, chrysolite, sapphire, ruby, topaz, turquoise, turquoise matrix, zircon, hyacinth, carbuncle, amethyst,pearl,coral, bijou, doublet, carnelian, briolette, cabochon, chatoyant, rhinestone, amphibole, aquamarine, tourmaline, rhodolite, spinel, bufonite.Antonyms: paste, strass,gewgaw,gimcrack,tinsel,pinchbeck, gaud,bauble, foilstone.Associated words: lapidary, lapidist, lapidarian,cameo,intaglio, facet, naif, anaglyph, briquet, collet, platinum, bizet, caret, anaglyphic, diaglyptic, anaglyphies, glyptography,table, bezel,girdle, pavilion, cadrans, mound,mount, dichroiscope, dichroism, dichroscope.
stone pit.quarry.
stone coffin.sarcophagus.
stonecutting,n.stereotomy.
stonecutter's consumption.chalicosis.
stony,a.rocky,flinty, adamantine, petrous;unrelenting,pitiless.
stool,n.footstool,cricket, hassock, ottoman, tabouret, buffet; tripod, trivet; faldstool;excrement,fæces.
stoop,v.bend;condescend,deign, descend.
stoop,n.condescension,descent;porch,veranda,piazza.
stop,v.obstruct, close up;stanch;arrest,hinder,impede,block,stay,check;repress,restrain,suppress,deter, interrupt, suspend,thwart, preclude, intercept,impede; halt,pause, stagnate,stand; refrain from, discontinue,cease, desist, suspend, intermit; break off,forbear: lodge, tarry.Antonyms: continue,persist.