go „ as STAA 
State. A living fowl, put in a place to allure, 
and bring others where, they may be taken. 
Stalk. a) Caulis; b) Scapus, 
‚Stallion. Equus admissarias. 
Stamper. Conus. 
" Stam wood. The roots oftrees, ftubbed up. 
 Stanchhood. The groundfel, ' 
Standard. Vexillum. 
Standards; Standels. Young trees-referved at 
\ the felling of woods, for growth of timber. 
Standards; Trees in full air are fach as naturally 
rife to a great height, and are not topped. 
Staneraw. "The grey-blue pitted lichen; Lichen 
saxatilis. 
Stannel. The keftrel. 
Star of Alexandria. Ornithogalum arabicum. 
‚Star of Betlehem, Star of Conflantinople, S:ar of 
Naples, Star of Alexandria. Ornithogalum. 
Star of the earth. Plantago coronopifolia. 
Star apple. Chrysophylium. 
Star cowry. Cypraea helvola. 
Starch plant. Maranta arundinacea. 
Stare. Sturnus vulgaris. 
Star filh. Asterias. 
Star gazer. Uranoscopus. 
Star grafs. The moft remarkable of any grafs- 
kind. Hughes hifl. of Barbados. 
Star-headed chickweed. Callitriche. 
Star hyacinth. Scilla amoena. 
Staring coat. Hide bound. 
Starling. The ftare. 
Star puff-ball. 1.ycoperdon stellatum. 
Starr. Carex cespitosa, 
Star root. Aletris farinosa, 
Star [hot; Star gelly ‘ The gelatinons fubftance 
known by this name, owes its origin to the 
winter-gull, or fome of the kind; ‚being 
nothing but the half digefted remains of 
earth-worms, on which thefe birds feed, 
and often difcharge from their ftomach. 
‚Star lones. Asteriae; Ästroitae, ’ 
o lart or diflodge the hare, 
tarter. A young rabbit. , 
tar thiftle. a) Centaurea calcitrapa; b) Carduus 
stellatus. 
ar tree. Astronium. 
SiI 
Star terfoil, Trifolium stellatum. 
Star wort. a) Aster;, b) Buphthalmum ; €) oibena 
d) Tridax; e)Carpesium; f)(allitriche, 
Stammch huek. One well entered for the game, 
Stavefacre. Delphinium staphisagria. 
Siave ıeood. Quasia simaruba. 
Steed. Ein Hengft (s. v. Equus caballus). 
Steel. Chalybs. 
Steel grained. Chalybeatus. 
Steel marle. It is of an afh-.grey colour, and 
breaks in cubes. 
Steep gras. The butterwort. 
Steer. a) Juvencus; b) Taurus (s. v. Bos); c) 
The hog fteer. 
Sieg. A gander, 
Stem. Caulis; Truncus; Caudex. 
Stem-ckafping. Amplexicaulis, 
Siem leaf. Caulinum foliam. 
Stemlefs. Acaulis, 
Stern. Tbe tail ofa wolf, and grey hound. 
Stichwort. Stellaria, 
Stick lac. Vid. Lac, Lacca. 
Stickleback. Gasterosteus aculeatus &c, 
Stiff, Rigidus. 
Stifte; Stifle-joint of the horfe. The fiel; joint 
and bending of the buttock, and aboye the 
thigh, which bends forwards. 
Stifing; Squafh. N variety of the fkunk, 
Sting. Stimulus; Aculeus. 
Sting fifh. The weever. Rutty, 
Sting ray. Raia pastinaca, 
Stinging nettle. Urtica urens. 
Stmk horns. Phallus impudicus. 
Stinking beetle. Tenebrio. 
Stinking bufh. The wild french guava, 
Stinking fly. Hemerobius, 
Stinking goofefoot; Stinking blite. 
vulvaria, 
Stinking wecd. 
COMMON FAGWOTL, 
Stink wort. Stel laria. 
Stint. Tringe cinclus. 
Stirk. A young ox or heifer, 
Stirrup. Stapes. 
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