| STILLIER | • stillier adj. Comparative form of stilly: more stilly. • STILLY adj. still, quiet. |
| STILLING | • stilling v. Present participle of still. • stilling n. The act by which something is made still. • stilling n. (Obsolete, UK, dialect) A stillion. |
| STILLION | • stillion n. A stand, as for casks or vats in a brewery, or for pottery while drying. • Stillion prop.n. A surname. • STILLION n. a cask stand, also STILLAGE, STILLING. |
| STILLIEST | • stilliest adj. Superlative form of stilly: most stilly. • STILLY adj. still, quiet. |
| STILLINGS | • stillings n. Plural of stilling. • STILLING n. a cask stand, also STILLAGE, STILLION. |
| STILLIONS | • stillions n. Plural of stillion. • Stillions prop.n. Plural of Stillion. • STILLION n. a cask stand, also STILLAGE, STILLING. |
| BESTILLING | • BESTILL v. (archaic) to make still. |
| DISTILLING | • distilling v. Present participle of distill. • distilling n. Distillation. • DISTILLING n. the act of distillation. |
| INSTILLING | • instilling v. Present participle of instill. • instilling n. The process by which something is instilled. • INSTILL v. to infuse slowly, also INSTIL. |
| POSTILLING | • postilling v. Present participle of postil. • POSTIL v. to gloss. |
| POSTILLION | • postillion n. Alternative spelling of postilion. • POSTILLION n. (historical) a person who rides near horse of those drawing coach etc. and acts as guide to the whole team, also POSTILION. |
| STILLICIDE | • stillicide n. Water falling in drops, especially in a row from the eaves of a roof, or from icicles or stalactites. • stillicide n. (Law, historical, uncountable) Synonym of stillicidium. • STILLICIDE n. a succession of drops of water, esp. falling from the eaves of a house. |
| STILLIFORM | • stilliform adj. Having the shape or structure of a drop. • STILLIFORM adj. having the shape of a drop or globule. |
| DISTILLINGS | • distillings n. Plural of distilling. • DISTILLING n. the act of distillation. |
| POSTILLIONS | • postillions n. Plural of postillion (alternative spelling of postilions). • POSTILLION n. (historical) a person who rides near horse of those drawing coach etc. and acts as guide to the whole team, also POSTILION. |
| STILLICIDES | • stillicides n. Plural of stillicide. • STILLICIDE n. a succession of drops of water, esp. falling from the eaves of a house. |
| FUSTILLIRIAN | • FUSTILLIRIAN n. (Shakespeare) a term of abuse, also FUSTILARIAN, FUSTILIRIAN. |
| REDISTILLING | • redistilling v. Present participle of redistill. • REDISTIL v. to distil again, also REDISTILL. |
| FUSTILLIRIANS | • FUSTILLIRIAN n. (Shakespeare) a term of abuse, also FUSTILARIAN, FUSTILIRIAN. |