steinkirk (stinkerk)

See steenkirk. stein mannite (stin'man-it), n. [Named after Steinmann, a German mineralogist.] A variety of galena containing some arsenic and antimony. It commonly occurs in octahedral crystals. steirk, n. steive, v. A variant of stive2. steket, v. An obsolete form of stick1. IMG:content-2075.jpg:[graphic] See stirk . can species, the largest and handsomest of the family. This genus has nothing to do with the order of birds that appears, from the term Steganopodes, to be named from it. Ste go carpi (steg-ō-kär'pi), n. pl. [NL.: see stegocarpous.] A division of bryaceous mo es in which the capsule opens in the upper part by a deciduous lid or operculum. It embraces the larger part of the true mo es. stegocarpous (steg-ō-kär'pus), a. [ stele stele (stē'lē, sometimes stēl), n.; pl. stelæ or stelai. [= F. stèle, Sculptured Stele.-Monument of the Knight Dexileos (who fell before Corinth 394 B. C.), on the Sacred Way, Athens. elaborate sculpture or a painted scene, commonly used among the ancient Greeks as a gravestone. (b) A similar slab or pillar serving as a milestone, to bear an inscription in some public place, or for a like purpose.