Words Containing STIL

A marginal note or gloss.

A certification for authenticating foreign documents.

Plural of APOSTILLE.

Plural of APOSTIL.

Of a colonnade: having columns spaced at wide intervals, perhaps referring to a specific architectural style.

Plural of AREOSYSTILE.

A plant of the genus Astilbe, with showy plumes of small flowers.

Plural of ASTILBE.

Obsolete spelling of bastille.

Plural of BASTILE.

A prison or jail, especially one seen as oppressive.

Plural of BASTILLE.

In a beastly or brutish manner.

To make quiet or calm.

Past tense of BESTILL.

Present participle of BESTILL.

Third-person singular present tense of BESTILL.

In a bloodthirsty manner.

In a chesty manner.

In a gruff or irritable manner.

To purify or extract by heating and condensing.

Purify or extract by heating and cooling.

Capable of being purified or extracted by distillation.

A substance that is to be distilled.

Plural of DISTILLAND.

The purified liquid condensed from vapor during distillation.

Plural of DISTILLATE.

The process of purifying by boiling and condensing.

Plural of DISTILLATION.

Of or used in distillation.

Past tense of DISTILL.

Agent noun of DISTILL.

Plural of DISTILLERY.

Plural of DISTILLER.

A place where alcoholic drinks are made by distillation.

Present participle of DISTILL.

Plural of DISTILLING.

Third-person singular present tense of DISTILL.

The process or product of distillation.

Plural of DISTILMENT.

Third-person singular present tense of DISTIL.

In a manner covered with dust.

A mineral of aluminum, calcium, hydrogen, oxygen, and silicon.

Plural of EPISTILBITE.

In a feisty, spirited manner.

Plural of FESTILOGY.

A written work about church festivals.

In a cold or unfriendly way.

A contemptible or worthless person.

Plural of FUSTILARIAN.

Variant of fustilarian; a low fellow.

Plural of FUSTILIRIAN.

A worthless or pretentious person.

Plural of FUSTILLIRIAN.

An unattractive, extremely fat person.

In a fusty manner.

In gusts; with gusty force.

In a quick or hurried manner.

Showing or feeling enmity or opposition.

In a hostile or belligerent manner.