Stonoll

sten's il, n. a plate of metal, . with a paltern cut out, which is impre ed upon a surface by drawing a brush with colour over it.— v.t. to print or paint by means of a stencil pr.p sten'cilhng pa t and Pa.p. sten'cilled. JO. Fr. estance (Fr itanfon), a support —Low L. slantux —L sto, E Stand.] Stenography, sten-og ra-fi, *. art of 'writing very quickly by means of abbreviations shorthand! — — « Stenographer Stenograph ic, Steno graphical, [Gr. sienos, narrow, and grapkd, to write Stentorian, sten-tu'ri-an, adj very loud or powerful, like the voice of tent or, a herald mentioned by Homer. [L. sten tore its—Gr. Stetiidr, Sientor.J