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Shakespeare Vocabulary
English Vocabulary Index
Shakespeare Vocabulary for 4th November :
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Stopcock (n): a short pipe with a valve for stopping or regulating the flow of liquid, a stopper
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Stopgap (n) : something which serves a purpose for the time being
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Stoppage (n) : arrest, an obstruction, stop
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Storage (n) : the storing of goods
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Store (n) : stock, supply, abundance, depot
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Storey (n) : floor or level in building
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Stork (n) : a large long-legged white bird
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Storm (n) : tempest, a sudden attack, a burst of anger
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Story (n) : tale, legend, falsehood
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Stout (adj.) : bulky, fat, bold, strong
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Stove (n) : an apparatus for heating by burning fuel
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Stow (v) : pack, lay up, store away
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Straggler (n) : wanderer, stroller
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Straight (adj.) : not crooked, upward, direct, honest
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Straight (adv) : directly, immediately, straightaway
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Straighten (n) : make straight
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Straight forward (adj.) : plain, honest, just
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Straightway (adv.) : immediately
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Strain (v) : exert forcibly, stretch, injure, constrain, filter
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Strained (adj.) : having mutual distrust
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