Still

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 104
stil, adj. silent: motionle : calm, subdued: not sparkling or effervescing: constant.— v.t. to quiet: to silence: to appease: to restrain.— adv. always, constantly: neverthele , for all that: even yet: after that.— n. calm.— n. Still′-birth , the state of being still-born: anything born without life.— adj. Still′-born , dead when born.— ns. Still′er , one who stills or quiets; Still′-life , the cla of pictures representing inanimate objects; Still′ne ; Still′-room , an apartment where liquors, preserves, and the like are kept, and where tea, ., is prepared for the table: a housekeeper's pantry; Still′-stand ( Shak. ), absence of motion.— adj. Still′y , still: quiet: calm.— adv. silently: gently. [A.S. stille , firm; Dut. stil , Ger. still .]
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