Starveling

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 498
starveling, adj. hungry lean weak. — n. a thin, weak, pining animal or plant. [See Starve. State, st 2 n. position condition situation circumstances at any time the whole body of people under one government the public the mote mate mOOrt tha\. 498 IMG:page-498.webp:Page 498 Stated civil power estate, one of the orders or cla es of men forming the body politic {as nobles, clergy, commonalty) a body of men united by profe ion rank, quality pomp dignity — pi. the bodies constituting the legislature of a country. adj. belonging to the state: public: royal ceremonial pompous magnificent. v.t. to set forth to expre the details of to set down fully and formally to narrate to set m order to settle. [Lit. 'a standing.’ O. Fr. est at {Fr. ltat)—h. status, from sto, station, E. Stand.] Stated, stated, ciiij settled, established fixed regular, adv. Stat'edly. Stately, adj. showing state or dignity majestic grand —n. Stateline Statement, stat'menr, n the act stating: that which stated a narrative or recilal
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