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Webster Dictionary :: Stereographic
STEREOGRAPHIC, STEREOGRAPHICAL, a. [from stereography.] Made or done according t...
Webster Dictionary :: Stere
STERE, n. In the new French system of measures, the unit for solid measure, equa...
Webster Dictionary :: Stercoration
STERCORATION, n. [L.] The act of manuring with dung.
Webster Dictionary :: Stercorary
STERCORARY, n. A place properly secured from the weather for containing dung.
Webster Dictionary :: Stercorarian
STERCORARIAN, STERCORANIST, n. [L., dung.] One in the Romish church who held tha...
Webster Dictionary :: Stercoranist
STERCORARIAN, STERCORANIST, n. [L., dung.] One in the Romish church who held tha...
Webster Dictionary :: Stercoraceous
STERCORACEOUS, a. [L., dung.] Pertaining to dung, or partaking of its nature.
Webster Dictionary :: Ster
STER, in composition, is from the Sax. Steora, a director. See Steer . It See ms...
Webster Dictionary :: Stepping-stone
STEPPING-STONE, n. A stone to raise the feet above the dirt and mud in walking.
Webster Dictionary :: Stepping
STEPPING, ppr. Moving, or advancing by a movement of the foot or feet; placing; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Stepped
STEPPED, pp. Set; placed; erected; fixed in the keel, as a mast.
Webster Dictionary :: Stepp
STEP, STEPP, n. In Russ, an uncultivated desert of large extent. STEP , Sax. Ste...
Webster Dictionary :: Step-stone
STEP-STONE, n. A stone laid before a door as a stair to rise on in entering the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Step-son
STEP-SON, n. A son-in-law, [an orphan son.] [In the foregoing explication of ste...
Webster Dictionary :: Step-sister
STEP-SISTER, n. A sister-in-law, or by marriage, [an orphan sister.]
Webster Dictionary :: Step-mother
STEP-MOTHER, n. A mother by marriage only; a mother-in-law; [the mother of an or...
