Stock
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 501
stok, n. something stink or ihrnst in the stem of a tree or plant a post a stupid person the part to which others ate at inched the original progenitor family a fund capital: shares ofa public debt, store: cattle. -//.Stocks, an instrument in which the legs of criminals are confined the frame for a ship while building, the public funds.— t to store to supply to [A.S. stocc a stick, cog with Dut sloe, Ger. stock. For the root see Stick.)
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