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stot
▪ I. stot, n.1 (stɒt) Also 1, 3–9 stott, 5–7 stotte, 6–7 stoote, 5–7, 9 stote. [OE. stot(t masc.; perh. cogn. w. ON. st{uacu}t-r bull (MSw. stut-er, Sw., Norw. stut, Da. stud young ox); the root may be OTeut. *stut- ablaut-var. of *staut- to thrust, push: see stot v. The identity of the word in sens... Oxford English Dictionary
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Stotting
The question of why prey animals stot has been investigated by evolutionary biologists including John Maynard Smith, C. D. Etymology Stot is a common Scots and Northern English verb meaning "bounce" or "walk with a bounce". wikipedia.org
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stotterel
stotterel north. (ˈstɒtərəl) Also 6 stotrell, stottrele, 9 stotteril. [dim. of stot n.1: see -rel.] A small stot or bullock.1532–3 Durham Househ. Bk. (Surtees) 205 Et in 3 stotterels emptis de Willielmo Hall..25s. 1542 in Richmond Wills (Surtees) 37 One why strik, or one stotrell. 1574 Ibid. 248, xx... Oxford English Dictionary
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Spielleyt
Die Tagelieder des von Wissenlo. 2001 Verlag Regionalkultur Pilgerwege - the way of the pilgrim. 2000 Verlag der Spielleute "Es stot ein lind in himelrich wikipedia.org
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stotter
stotter, v. Sc. and north. (ˈstɒtə(r)) Also stoter, stotre, stutter. [f. stot v. + -er1. Cf. stoiter, stutter, totter vbs.] intr. To stumble, stagger.1781 J. Hutton Tour to Caves (ed. 2) Gloss. 97 Stoter, or stotre, to stumble. 1785 Bran New Wark l. 365 She stottered, she fell. 1893 Stevenson Catrio... Oxford English Dictionary
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L-13 Light Industrial Workshop
We are also physical home to the Harry Adams / STOT21stCplanB / NOT Banksy studio, an 1825 Albion Press, The Patented Finger of God Painting Machine and The L-13 artists are Jamie Reid, Billy Childish, Jimmy Cauty, Harry Adams and STOT21stCplanB. wikipedia.org
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stote
▪ I. † stote, v. Obs. [Cf. stotaye v., stut v.] 1. intr. To stand still, halt, stop.13.. E.E. Allit. P. A. 149 Abowte me con I stote & stare To fynde a forþe. c 1400 Anturs of Arth. ix, It stottyde, it stounnede, it stode als a stane. a 1440 Sir Degrev. 226 Anone to the forest they found, There they... Oxford English Dictionary
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John Clayton (divine)
By Joseph Stot, Cobbler. The real author was Robert Whitworth, printer and bookseller. wikipedia.org
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stoit
stoit, v. dial. (stɔɪt) [? a. Du. stuiten to rebound, bounce (? adopted as a term of some ballgame). But cf. stot v. in similar senses.] 1. Sc. a. intr. ‘To rebound, bounce’ (Eng. Dial. Dict.). b. To move unsteadily, stumble, lurch; to walk with unsteady movements. Also with about, along.1719 W. Ham... Oxford English Dictionary
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Mounqaliba
The album features 4 remixes of "River Man" by 310, Jef Stot and Makyo as well as Atlas' original version that appeared on Mounqaliba. wikipedia.org
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stoat
stoat/stəut; stot/ nermine, esp when its fur is brown in the summer 扫雪, 短尾鼬, 白鼬（尤指夏季毛为褐色时）. Cf 参看 weasel. 牛津英汉双解词典
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National Pigeon Service
The message was addressed to "XO2," which is thought to be RAF Bomber Command, and is signed "W Stot Sjt." wikipedia.org
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upheaded
upˈheaded, a. north. dial. [up- 3.] Of cattle: Having upright horns.1549 Knaresb. Wills (Surtees) I. 55 One whie of foure yeres olde, uppheded. 1582–3 Durham Wills (Surtees) III. 99 A browne upheaded stot goinge in the northe feild. 1828 Carr Craven Gloss., Up-heeaded, having the horns growing up ne... Oxford English Dictionary
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Andrejs Jurjāns
Selected choir songs "Nevis slinkojot un pūstot" "Lūk, roze zied" "Ozoldēli, liepas meitas" "Nakts dziesma" "Dievozolu trijotne", etc. wikipedia.org
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stummer
stummer, v. Obs. (? exc. dial.) (ˈstʌmə(r)) [a. ON. stumra: see stumble v.] intr. To stumble (lit. and fig.).13.. Old Age in Rel. Ant. II. 211, I stunt, I stomere, I stomble as sledde. c 1470 Gol. & Gaw. 624 Thair stedis stakkerit in the stour, and stude stummerand. 1513 Douglas æneis v. vi. 80 He s... Oxford English Dictionary
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