stuntness

[Eng. stunt; -ne .] Stuntedne , shortne , abruptne . stu-pa (1), s. [STUPE.] stu-pa (2), 8. [TOPE.] stüpe (1), stū-pą, s. [Lat. stupa, stuppa; Gr. styppe =the coarse part of flax.] 1. Ord. Ling .: Tow, flax, flannel, ., used as a pledget, compre , or as a wad in fomentations. "Binding a stupe over it."-Wiseman: Surgery , bk. v., ch. i. 2. Bet .: Filament ose matter; a tuft of long hair; tow. stūpe, v. t. (STUPE (1), s.] To apply a stupe or stupa to; to foment. "I took off the dre ings, and found the heat somewhat allay'd, and the ulcer well disposed to digestion. Istuped the ulcer."-Wiseman: Surgery, bk. ii., ch. iii. stupe (2), s. [An abbreviation of stupid (q. v.).] A stupid person.