stier.
rigid, unyielding, starched, stiffened
Meaning & usage
rigid, unyielding, starched, stiffened
Where this word comes from
Since the 15th century, probably from Middle Low German stūr(e) with influence from German Stier. Doublet of stur.
broke; penniless (having no money)
dull; stagnant; lackadaisical
Where this word comes from
Of an uncertain dialectal provenience related to starr and stur.
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