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Webster Dictionary :: Starch

STARCH, n. [G., strength, starch; strong. See Stare and Steer.] A substance used...

Webster Dictionary :: Starboard

STARBOARD, n. [G., the rudder or helm. I know not from what particular construct...

Webster Dictionary :: Star-wort

STAR-WORT, n. A plant of the genus Aster, and another of the genus Iridax. The y...

Webster Dictionary :: Star-thistle

STAR-THISTLE, n. A plant of the genus Centaurea.

Webster Dictionary :: Star-stone

STAR-STONE, n. Asteria, a kind of extraneous fossil, consisting of regular joint...

Webster Dictionary :: Star-shoot

STAR-SHOOT, n. [star and shoot.] That which is emitted from a star. I have See N...

Webster Dictionary :: Star-read

STAR-READ, n. [star and read.] Doctrine of the stars; astronomy. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Star-proof

STAR-PROOF, a. [star and proof.] Impervious to the light of the stars; as a star...

Webster Dictionary :: Star-paved

STAR-PAVED, a. [star and paved.] Studed with stars. The road of heaven star-paved.

Webster Dictionary :: Star-jelly

STAR-JELLY, n. A plant, the Tremella, one of the Fungi; also, star-shoot, a gela...

Webster Dictionary :: Star-hyacinth

STAR-HYACINTH, n. A plant of the genus Scilla.

Webster Dictionary :: Star-hawk

STAR-HAWK, n. A species of hawk so called.

Webster Dictionary :: Star-grass

STAR-GRASS, n. [star and grass.] Starry duck meat, a plant of the genus Callitri...

Webster Dictionary :: Star-flower

STAR-FLOWER, n. A plant, a species of Ornithogalum. A plant of the genus Stellaria.

Webster Dictionary :: Star-fish

STAR-FISH, n. [star and fish.] The sea star or asterias, a genus of marine anima...

Webster Dictionary :: Star-chamber

STAR-CHAMBER, n. Formerly, a court of criminal jurisdiction in England. This cou...

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