STOT

Meaning of STOT in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ intransitive verb ]

also stott ˈstät

( stot·ted ; stot·ting )

Etymology: Scots & northern dialect stot to bounce, rebound

Date: 1801

: to bound with a stiff-legged gait

the gazelle stotted when alarmed

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STOT — also ~t intransitive verb (~ted; ~ting) Etymology: Scots & northern dialect ~ to bounce, rebound Date: 1801 to bound with …
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STOT — I. noun also stott ˈstät ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English stot, stott, from Old English stot; akin to Middle …
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STOT — (n.) A young bull or ox, especially one three years old.
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STOT — (n.) A horse.
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STOT — ( n. ) A young bull or ox, especially one three years old.
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STOT — ( n. ) A horse.
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STOT — /stot/ , n. , v. , stotted, stotting . n. 1. a springing gait of certain bovids, as gazelles and …
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STOT — noun a horse. 2. stot ·noun a young bull or ox, especially one three years old.
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STOT — [ stəʊt , stɒt ] ■ verb ( ~s , ~ting , ~ted ) Scottish 1》 bounce or cause to …
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STOT — stot BrE AmE stɒt AmE stɑːt ▷ stots stɒts AmE stɑːts ▷ stotted ˈstɒt ɪd -əd AmE ˈstɑːt̬ əd ▷ …
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STOT — v. Function: verb Synonyms: LURCH 2, careen, stagger, ||stoit, ||stoiter, sway, swing, weave, wobble
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STOT — verb Synonyms: lurch 2, careen, stagger, ||stoit, ||stoiter, sway, swing, weave, wobble
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STOT — Status of the Other Line статус другой линии
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STOT — v. Variant: also stott Pronunciation: ' stät Function: intransitive verb Inflected Form: stot · ted ; stot · ting Etymology: …
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STOTT — intransitive verb see: stot
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STOTT — noun see stot I
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STOUT — I. ˈsteu̇t noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English stūt; probably akin to Old Norse stūtr horn, …
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STOTTER — I. ˈstätə(r intransitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: freq. of stot (II) dialect Britain : stagger , stumble II. -tər …
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STØD — ˈstœ̅d noun ( -s ) Etymology: Danish, literally, push, thrust; akin to Middle Low German stōt push, thrust, Old High …
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STOAT — ˈstōt, usu -ōd.+V noun ( plural stoats also stoat ) Etymology: Middle English stote, stot : ermine 1a ; broadly …
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SYNOSTOSIS — — synostotic /sin'o stot"ik/ , synostotical , adj. — synostotically , adv. /sin'o stoh"sis/ , n. , pl. synostoses /-seez/ …
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SAORSTÁT ÉIREANN — /sair"staht air"euhn/ ; Irish. /sayrdd"stot ay"rddyeuhn/ Irish name of Irish Free State .
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HYPEROSTOSIS — — hyperostotic /huy'peuhr o stot"ik/ , adj. /huy'peuhr o stoh"sis/ , n. Pathol. abnormal development of bony tissue. [ 1825-35; …
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EXOSTOSIS — — exostosed , adj. — exostotic /ek'so stot"ik, -seuh-/ , adj. /ek'so stoh"sis, -seuh-/ , n. , pl. exostoses /-seez/ …
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ERYTHROBLASTOSIS — — erythroblastotic /i rith'roh bla stot"ik/ , adj. /i rith'roh bla stoh"sis/ , n. Pathol. 1. the presence of erythroblasts …
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COSTOTOMY — /ko stot"euh mee/ , n. , pl. costotomies . Surg. incision of a rib. [ COSTO- + -TOMY ]
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CHOLECYSTOTOMY — /koh'leuh si stot"euh mee, kol'euh-/ , n. , pl. cholecystotomies . Surg. incision of the gallbladder. [ 1875-80; CHOLE- + …
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ARISTOTLE — /ar"euh stot'l/ , n. 384-322 B.C., Greek philosopher: pupil of Plato; tutor of Alexander the Great.
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ARISTOTELES — /ar'euh stot"l eez'/ , n. a walled plain in the first quadrant of the face of the moon: about 60 …
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STOTT — see stot
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STAGGER — n. Function: verb 1 Synonyms: REEL 2, titubate, totter, wheel 2 Synonyms: LURCH 2, careen, ||stoit, ||stoiter, ||stot, sway, swing, …
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STAGGER — I. stagger verb 1. Synonyms: reel 2, titubate, totter, wheel 2. Synonyms: lurch 2, careen, ||stoit, ||stoiter, ||stot, sway, swing, …
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