9-Letter Words Starting with ST

Specify as a condition or requirement

Specify, as in a contract

Specify as an essential part

""A dish formed of oatmeal boiled in water to a certain consistency and frequently stirred, or of oatmeal and dripping mixed together and stirred about in a pan; a hasty pudding.""

Sewing circle members

Sewers

Embroidered samplers and the like

Ornamental needlework

Fasten by sewing

Using needle and thread

Cowboy boot decoration

Stithy

Stoccado

Stoccata

Stockade

Barriers of stakes

Enclosures of wooden posts

Prisons of a sort

Racy items (wordplay)

Auto agency items.

Daytona 500 entries

What the fishmonger must do to have them cured

Stocky

Elastic knitted fabric

Store at home with film material

Material traditional in film

Having things on shelves over the legs

They're hung before Christmas

Women's garments

Dealers left out of catalogues

Reserve supply (of weapons)

Hoard standard carpeting material

Government reserve supply

Soup kitchen collection

North-west town's lost rare items in soup kitchen

Soup kitchen (wordplay)

Where goods are stored

Has the goods on the farm in 13 across

Locale in Upton Sinclair's 'The Jungle'

Place having many pens

Feature of Chicago.

Stodgy

By way of resignation

With a poker face

With fortitude

Stoicism

""The space, or any of the spaces, in front of the boilers of a ship, from which the furnaces are fed; the stokehole of a ship; also, a room containing a ship's boilers; as, forced draft with closed stokehold; -- called also, in American ships, fireroom.as, forced draft with closed stokehold; -- called also, in American ships, fireroom.""

Stokesia

Terribly stilted, so most uninspiring

Doctor so stilted and most unemotional

The state or quality of being stolid; dullness of intellect; obtuseness; stupidity.

Stolport

Put up with

Most upset having hurt bore

Stood

Former article of dress

Decoration worn to marches

Decorative panel on front of gown or bodice

Digestive medicine for cat in African country is fashionable

Pl. stomodea also stomodaea (-d ) The anterior or oral portion of the alimentary canal of an embryo.

STOMODEA stomodeum

An embryonic oral cavity

""(Engineering / Automotive Engineering) US and Canadian a type of sleigh used for moving rocks from fields, for hauling milk cans, etc.""

Little bird worried cat. Honest!

Rabbit's pelt on bird

Small heathland bird

Wall-growing plant; soon crept (anagram)

Plant of rocks and walls

Mosslike wall-growing plant

It resembles a rock in the water

Spiny swimmer

Gritty defence (wordplay)

Oliver's divider (wordplay)

Use delay-ing tactics

Caveman's cooking tools (wordplay)

Pottery has novel article in stock

Heavy, nonporous pottery

'Lust for Life' (wordplay)

Lust for Life (wordplay)

Mason's task

Seaweed-type plant.

Being a bit rocky (wordplay)

Lack of pity

Lack of compassion

Stonish

Stonish

Urban kids' game

Street game

Stopbank

Pipe valves

Don't go there!

Part of the street scene.

Device on rear of motor vehicle.

Traveler's concern.

Breaks on the road

Places visited briefly

Unlike a juggernaut

Closures, say, shut down the presses

Red light over the leaves

Halts and interruptions.

With a plug

One of today's leading playwrights reportedly blocked at the opening

Stopple

Keeps time in no time if you do this!

Call off a police stakeout (wordplay)

Timepiece for timing, a race perhaps

Storable

Rising sculptor decays in cellar perhaps

Holder of many records

English jumper in charge for vault

Naval vessel for carrying supplies

Supply vessel.

Like some sales

Word for some sales.

Kind of sale

Tries most (anagram)

Sort items out, most foul

Sort items out, as most rough

Tot's reading material

Type of happy ending

Collection of children's tales

Stound

Stouten

Guiness quality (wordplay)

Beer with head providing strength

Beer with a head on shows strength

Broke some wind in this hat (wordplay)

Lid over the cooker (wordplay)

Smoker's old head wear (wordplay)

They didn't pay

The Marxes, in "Monkey Business"

Some fare-beaters

Was on both sides!

Took an equivocal position Colloq.

Took an equivocal position: Colloq.

Man on the fence.

Person on both sides of an issue

One on the fence

Plays both sides

Sits on the fence

Takes an attitude over something that's beneath you

Wandered from the direct course

Wandered off.

Leader of tour intercepting hapless laggers who'd ultimately wandered from group

Someone falling behind

Sailor absent for 73 hours

Sheep separated from the flock.

Trails

Lags

Some good hands

Good poker hands, often

Of course there are no corners

They'll never hold water

Spaghetti makers' implements

Food filters

Greyhounds on the leash (wordplay)

Trying hard when riddling like this!

Exerting much effort or energy

Puts into difficulty

Restricts; hampers

Pinches

Strait

Cable-making machines.

Being a ground (wordplay)

Leaving helpless redhead in station

Running aground in position across river

Play golf the Curtis way (wordplay)

In an odd manner

In a weird way...

Whom kids are taught to avoid

Sometimes they're perfect

Those one doesn't know

Most foreign streets are out of line

Most unusual oven, in two ways

In two ways, compass is most unorthodox

Choked to death

What Othello did to Desdemona

Choked and killed

Tree or fig

Nickname of wrestler Lewis.

1960s Boston killer

Does in with a rope

Throttles to death

So many corners half-way along the street, it leaves one quite breathless

Gurn stupidly, probing vagrant's waterworks problem

Hold on in bus or train

Stand on a bus or train

Commute, stereotypically

English word

Type of dress.

Like clutch bags and bustiers

Like some dresses

In past, drop with a jerk

Eunuch drinking gin - it's a painful experience

Party whip takes lead, grabbing secretary for excruciating punishment

Robust persons Colloq.

Robust persons: Colloq.

Powerfully built athletes

Muscular weakness - ultimately catching

Big equipment, small changes to opening

Big and strong.

Manoeuvre - Ma's target (anagram)

Plan to make up huge pastries (wordplay)

Scheme to bring rock to Beds (wordplay)

The "S" in SALT

Forming part of a long-term plan

Of military importance.

Stravage

Stravage

Stravaig

Strawy

People who barely move (wordplay)

Ones who take off running (wordplay)

Buff runners (wordplay)

Not as clean

More variable.

Less consistent

Running with indecent haste (wordplay)

On the run with problem skin - great!

Shifting out of investments

It holds water

It holds running water

Rock locale

Colorful party decorations

13 across with heavy colds

Strips at a party

Streamy

On the run because it's cold

Like some Web videos

In a steady onrush

Small banker getting bad service on jet

Burn letter Sam redirected

Burn a number left in the roadway

Streeker

Streek

Streel

Desire transport (wordplay)

Desire, for one

Vehicle for Mason's gal (wordplay)

Longest English word with just one vowel

Degrees of intensity.

What interviewees try to convey

Needing much effort

Small and weak admitting run's gruelling

Requiring great exertion

Full of tension

Causing mental tension

Taxing is frustrating

Feeling pressure (about)

Laying emphasis on, say a syllable

Hair in the inside leads to a strain

They can turn your hair gray

Sources of anxiety

Therapy topics

Extended, one's limbs perhaps

Like some truths

Extended in time or space

Support for the NHS (wordplay)

Lie here if injured by brick (wordplay)

It carries the wounded

Pre-workout activity

Warms up for periods in jail

Prison terms

Streusel

""Anything scattered, as flowers for decoration.""

Striate

Marking with streaks

Markedly like a zebra

Arrangement of parallel bands

Strickle

Strickle

Schoolmarmish to the extreme

Most unwavering

Maximally inflexible

Limitation or hostile criticism

Sternly critical remark

Restriction or stern criticism

Quality of being harsh or shrill.

Harsh quality

Shrillness

Harshness of voice.

Loud and harsh quality

Quality of a shrill sound

Delete in the ball park (wordplay)

Erase the baseball batter!

Go down swinging

Severe, rigorous, attention to rules say

Of rule, say strict and precise

As a rule there's cord over the net

Part-time reporters

Horizontal timbers.

Newspaper freelancers

Less voluminous, as hair

String

No more tigerish priests in dispute with it

Striping

Hitting close to home (wordplay)

Young enough to skin the fish (wordplay)

Shy hosts outing young man

Pole stars (wordplay)

They reveal all to tourist on board

Trimmed cards, used by magicians.

Removing paint layers

Edges of signpost tearing and peeling

Strobila

Strobile

""STROBILE the conical, multiple fruit of certain trees, also STROBIL""

Walker's Rest (rolls over)

What babies are pushed around in

Baby transports

Walking leisurely with no apparent aim

Activity on a boardwalk

Go round in pain, walking slowly

Place to keep important documents

Case for storing valuables

Container for valuables

The most of 27 across

Most physically powerful

Having the greatest strength

Somewhat strong.

Samson or Hercules

Sam's on to be one of them

Mr. Universe, for example

Brawny circus performers

Some circus performers

Dictators

Parasitic threadworm

Strongyl

Strontia

Soft metallic element

One of 15's cooked mutton, sir

Element number 38

Stropper

More argumentative

More bad tempered and argumentative (colloq.)

With pressure involved, running Tories' PR gets more difficult to handle

Not going on getting the edge on about R

Maintaining, as a razor

Material for strouds; a kind of coarse cloth used in trade with the North American Indians.

Arrangement of parts.

Building or organised arrangement

The Space Needle, for example.

Had difficulty (with)

Found the going tough

Made violent efforts.

One who struggles.

Tugs of war

Uphill battles

Tries hard

Strummer

Playing chords, perhaps

Playing chords, say

Playing the guitar

Flowers for bordellos (wordplay)

Loose ladies

They're not so good to get blown in the ship

Strunt

Peacocks in stride

Peacocks, when walking

Peacocks, for example

Proud as a peacock

That shows that one is proud during March

Are you, a teetotaller, proud to be walking in such a painful way (wordplay)

Stubby

Stubbly

Stuccoer

Cuts back the money - Gee, when it's all on the outside

How one carves up the money? Gee, that's the finish of it

Studbook

Groups of bosses

Stable father figure (wordplay)

Stallion, taking its head thus, rode off

Former Derby winner, often

In deliberate and premeditated manner

In deliberate or contrived manner

Duly edits in intentionally contrived manner

Studly

Studwork

Stuffy

Stuffing

STUFF to fill or pack tightly

The unsteady begin seeing with glasses

They fall down bringing glass aboard ship

Kind of block

Walking with two left feet

Evidence of klutziness

Stumpage

Stumpy

They give a ship increased speed

Stunned with astonishment

Dulled the wits or senses

Rendered speechless

See if wandering past backward places makes confused

Least likely Mensa candidate

Most moronic

Superlatively dense

Lack of intelligence

Second part of the quote

Simple Simon's strong point.

STUPOR a state of reduced sensibility

Most strongly built

Most robust

Best built

Operators keep time to fish

Large fish valued for their roe

Sources of caviar and isinglass

Sang 'My Generation,' say

Sang "My Generation," say

Good man spoke - with hesitation!

One with a speech defect

Speech therapy candidate

Defective talker

Printer's guide.

It sets the tone

Summary of typefaces, etc., of a newspaper.

Unfashionable

""Having the form of, or resembling, a style, pin, or pen; styloid.""

Styliser

Still shy about start of year with class

How models dress

A la mode

Stylise

Artistic city's redesigned around tip

Pertaining to literary design or appearance

Rhetorical