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Webster Dictionary :: Stemple
STEMPLE, n. In mining, a cross bar of wood in a shaft.
Webster Dictionary :: Stemming
STEMMING, ppr. Opposing, as a stream; stopping.
Webster Dictionary :: Stemmed
STEMMED, pp. Opposed, as a current; stopped.
Webster Dictionary :: Stemless
STEMLESS, a. Having no stem.
Webster Dictionary :: Stem-leaf
STEM-LEAF, n. A leaf inserted into the stem.
Webster Dictionary :: Stem-clasping
STEM-CLASPING, a. Embracing the stem with its base; amplexicaul; as a leaf or pe...
Webster Dictionary :: Stem
STEM, n. [G., stock, stem, race. The primary sense is to set, to fix.] 1. The pr...
Webster Dictionary :: Stelography
STELOGRAPHY, n. [Gr., a pillar; to write.] The art of writing or inscribing char...
Webster Dictionary :: Stelochite
STELOCHITE, n. A name given to the osteocolla.
Webster Dictionary :: Stellite
STELLITE, n. [L., a star.] A name given by some writers to a white stone found o...
Webster Dictionary :: Stellionate
STELLIONATE, n. [Low L.] In law, the crime of selling a thing deceitfully for wh...
Webster Dictionary :: Stellion
STELLION, n. [L.] A newt.
Webster Dictionary :: Stellify
STELLIFY, v.t. To turn into a star. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Stelliform
STELLIFORM, a. [L., a star; to produce.] Like a star; radiated.
Webster Dictionary :: Stelliferous
STELLIFEROUS, a. [L., a star; to produce.] Having or abounding with stars.
Webster Dictionary :: Stelled
STELLED, a. Starry. [Not in use.]
