Stint

stint, v.t. to shorten: to limit to restrain. — n. limit: restraint proportion allotted. [A S. astyntan from Stunt Stipend, stt'pend, «. a salary paid for services: settled pay. [L. siipeudiunt— stips lukin to L. stijo, to crowd or pre together, and therefore ong. 'small coin m heaps’;, a donation, and pernio, to weigh out.] Stipendiary stl-pend'i-ai-i, adj. receiving stipend. —n. one who performs services for a salary. Stipulate, stip u-ISt, v i to contract; to settle terms. -«> Stipulator. [I, snfulor, -atns, prob. from O. L stiPulus, firm, conn withr/i/to, to pre firm.] fa contract. Stipulation, Ntip-u-l«Vshun, n. act of stipulating Stir, st«r, v.t. to move: to rouse, to instigate v.i. to move one’s self: to be active: to draw notice —pr p. stirr'ing At.f. and p