To stock down
| (Agric.) | to sow, as plowed land, with grass seed, in order that it may become swarded, and produce grass. |
See also: Stock
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To stand with
- To stare in the face
- To start after
- To start against
- To start for
- To start up
- To state it
- To stave and tail
- To stay a mast
- To steal a march
- To step aside
- To step forth
- To step in
- To step off
- To stick by
- To stick in one's gizzard
- To stick out
- To stick to
- To stick up
- To stick up for
- To stick upon
- To stir up a hornet's nest
- To stitch up
- To stock an anchor
- To stock cards
- To stock down
- To stock up
- To stop a gap
- To stop off
- To stop over
- To stop the mouth
- To straighten one's face
- To strain a point
- To strain courtesy
- To stream the buoy
- To strike a balance
- To strike a bargain
- To strike a jury
- To strike a lead
- To strike a ledger
- To strike an attitude
- To strike at
- To strike camp
- To strike dumb
- To strike for
- To strike hands
- To strike hands with
- To strike home
- To strike in
- To strike in with
- To strike off
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- To stick in one's gizzard
- to stick like glue
- to stick one's bib in
- to stick one's chin out
- to stick one's dick in crazy
- to stick one's head in the sand
- to stick one's neck out
- To stick out
- to stick out like a sore thumb
- to stick the landing
- To stick to
- to stick to one's guns
- to stick to one's ribs
- to stick to one's word
- to stick to the letter of the law
- to stick to the point
- to stick to the ribs
- To stick up
- To stick up for
- To stick upon
- to stick your bib in
- to stick your chin out
- to stiff
- to sting
- to stir things up
- To stir up a hornet's nest
- to stir up a hornets' nest
- To stitch up
- To stock an anchor
- To stock cards
- To stock down
- To stock up
- to stoke the fires
- to stoke the fires of
- to stoke the fires of something
- to stoke the flames
- to stoke the flames of
- to stoke the flames of something
- To stop a gap
- to stop and smell the roses
- to stop chasing one's own tail
- to stop cold turkey
- to stop drinking cold turkey
- to stop it cold
- to stop it cold turkey
- To stop off
- To stop over
- to stop smoking cold turkey
- to stop something cold
- to stop something cold turkey
- To stop the mouth
- to stop to smell the roses
- To straighten one's face
- To strain a point
- To strain courtesy
- to stray from the flock
- To stream the buoy
- To Strengthen Michigan Families
- to stress
- to stress somebody
- to stress someone
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