stipend i a tet (stipend i at)

t. [ diatus, pp. of stipendiari, receive pay, serve for pay, stipendium, tribute, salary: see stipend, v.] To endow with a stipend or salary. Besides to exercise of the horse, armes, dancing, ., all the sciences are taught vulgar fe ors stipendiated by the greate Cardinal. pro Evelyn , Diary, Sept. 14, 1644. Stiper Stone group. [ IMG:content-2150.jpg:[blocks in formation] stipple-graver (stip'l-grāver), n. An engravers' tool of which the point is bent downward so as to facilitate the making of small dots or indentations in the surface of a copperplate. stippler (stip'ler), n. [