A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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overstream. -ti ad. i(t at - ther
is a current. [ring.
StromminB, m. a kind of small her-
Stwbb) '«. a quilted petticoat ; stubble.
-Bflrte, n. -flfer, m. mowed field.
Stubb) "». stump of a tail. -fpanSjm.
©tllbbe, m. stump, stub.
etll*, Stutffltlir, wi. stuck.
Stubent, m. student. -r08, /. scarlet
lycliuis, Bristol nonesucb. - StubCtA)
V. a. & n. to study, to prosecute one's
studies. - pa) to meditate upon, -b,
a. learned, scliolar. - ©hjberFflmm«=
re) m. study. - Stu&ium, n. study. -
@tubicr,/j/. studies, literature.
6tn&f«, f. Stu^a.
Stuf) '«. remnant.
StufF, m. piece of ore.
©tuflijfF, m. butt-scarf.
©ttJftltngsf ilar) m.pl. canting-coins.
Stufttingstris, «. standing-coins.
)'. Stuft>a, Shiga.
©tufffl) V. a. to stew; T. to stow. -
lent, -ma fyilbet) unnatural sins.
-\)etj /. dumbness, being mute.
©tump) m. stump, end, bit. -ig, a.
short, stubby.
©tuttb) m. liour ; while, moment, ett
liten - , a little while, pa -tn , flU
Ipa-tXXt this moment, -et) tittlttte,
leisure. -ligeili ad. every moment.
— Ottt) ad. sometimes.
©tup, ad. p^ -, tilted.
Shipa, V. n. & a. to fall ; to tilt. -
meb XXi'^ to scourge with rods, -nbf,
a. sloping. - ©tupntng,/. falling,
tilt, leaning forward. - Stupa, ad.
sloping. - ©tupflotf, m. block.
SturfF, a. refractory, untraclable, per-
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Sty
verse, -^et, /. obstinacy, stubborness.
—as, V. d. to grow uutractable
Stu#, m. posteriors, -ben, n, coccyx
StU^i m. bound, rebound, -a, v. n
to bound, to rebound, to start back
to reflect ; to miscarry. — tib jiagct-
dock; docked borse or dog; bob-tail, to hesitate at a thing. - upp , tc
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