estoque_, he has had his belly-ful; from _estoquer_, to cram, satiate, “stodge.” Compare Ital. _stucco_, cloyed. It has also been suggested that _to the stak_ may mean to the _stock_, i.e. up to the hilt, very deeply. Start, started up, leapt, 994, 1094. Stede, stead, place, 218, 1124. A.S. _stede_. Steir, to stir, 817. A.S. _stirian_. Stekith, shuts, 1651. Ger. _stecken_. Burns has _steek_. Stek, shut, concluded, 316. Stell, steel, 809. Stell commonly means a stall, or fixed place; but the form _stell_ for _steel_ occurs; e.g. “Brounstelle was heuy and also kene.” _Arthur_, l. 97. { Sterapis, 3056, Steropis, 3132, } stirrups. A.S. _stí-rap_ or _stíge-ráp_, from _stígan_, to mount, and _ráp_, rope. Stere, ruler, arbiter, 1020; control, guidance, 1974. Stere, to rule, control, 1344, 2884, A.S. _stýran_. Stere, to stir, move, go, 3430. See _Steir_. Sterith, stirreth, 2829. Sterf, to die, 1028. A.S. _steorfan_. Sterit, governed, 612. A.S. _stýran_. Stert, started, 377. Stok, the stake to which a baited bear is chained, 3386. Stour, conflict, 1108, 2607, 3124. R. _estour_. Straucht, stretched out, 3090. A.S. _streccan_, past part. _gestreht_. Strekith, stretcheth, i.e. exciteth to his full stride, 3082. { Subiet, 1799, Subeitis, 1828, Subiettis, 1878, } subject; subjects. Sudandly, Sodandly, suddenly, 1009, 1876. Suet, sweet, 331. Suppris, (surprise), overwhelming power, 691, 860, 2651; oppression, 1352. Fr. _surprendre_, to catch unawares. Supprisit, overwhelmed, 1237, 1282; overpowered, 2705, 3208. Supprisit ded, suddenly killed, 3125. Surryȝenis, surgeons, 2726. Suth, sooth, true, 110. A.S. _sóð_. Suthfastnes, truth, 1183. A.S. _sóðfæstnes_. Sutly, soothly, truly, 963. Swelf, a gulf such as is in the centre of a whirlpool, a vortex, 1318, J. A.S. _swelgan_, to swallow up. Sweuen, a dream, 440. A.S. _swefn_. Swth, sooth, true, 2753. See _Suth_. { Syne, 2026, Synne, 2029, } sin. Syne, afterwards, next. J. 45, 794, etc. Syß, times, 3054. A.S. _sið_.