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stump English

Meaning stump meaning

What does stump mean?

stump

— noun the base part of a tree that remains standing after the tree has been felled — noun the part of a limb or tooth that remains after the rest is removed — verb cause to be perplexed or confounded This problem stumped her — verb travel through a district and make political speeches the candidate stumped the Northeast — noun (cricket) any of three upright wooden posts that form the wicket — verb remove tree stumps from stump a field — verb (= stomp) walk heavily The men stomped through the snow in their heavy boots — noun (= dais) a platform raised above the surrounding level to give prominence to the person on it

Synonyms stump synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as stump?

stump English » English

stub tree stump butt stubble block stomp stamp snag mix up toddle stake pulpit log hobble confuse stump of tree stock stir stalk sprout soapbox rostrum root rampike post podium obscure mystify fuddle end dais blockhead ambo wooden leg walk heavily very upset unsettle tussle trunk trim tree tramp toss thwart throw together throw tangle stool stir up

Topics stump topics

What do people use stump to talk about?
Universe, creation Plant

Parts of a plant

Conjugation stump conjugation

How do you conjugate stump?

stump · verb

Examples stump examples

How do I use stump in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom sat on the stump loading his gun.
He sat on a mossy tree stump.
After work had been done, the old man sat down on a tree stump under the window of the hut and thought.
But I have nothing left. I am just an old stump.
Since you sat on the stump, you should've given me a grand.
Tom sat on the tree stump, reading a book.

Movie subtitles

A hollow tree stump about a mile from here.
That's Cocoanut Manor where the stump is.
Here it is. Right there where the stump of that tree is overlooking the oceanfront.
Hollow stump.
Wipe your feet, you old tree stump rotting in a swamp!
You look a bit stump-tailed.
Mark it from the stump to the tree!
From the stump to the tree!
No, one bull's-eye in a stump.
Put a dress on an olive stump and my poor, untutored nephew would call it beautiful.
Marian, I've been fighting this stump off and on for two years.
Use the team now, this stump could say it beat us.
She hit her head on a mesquite stump.
You'll feel a bit like a parcel, but your right stump's weak after doing nothing for six months.
I used the stump of the first tree cut down. This is the first cabin built.
Sit down on the stump.
Yet, for starters, let's put the helmet here, on the stump.
Don Old Stump, the crushed and defeated to shreds Don.
Keep to the other side of the stump!
In the dark We meet in Stump Meadow.
Come on, we put them on a stretcher and bring them to Stump Meadow.
Right there where the stump of that tree is overlooking the oceanfront.
If you will forgive this poor, crippled stump, my dear.
You have the stump.
The theater's a bleeding stump.
Does Orin of the tree-stump live here?
Why were you sitting on that stump?
Old hag of the tree-stump!

News and current affairs

They can solve complex puzzles that stump most two-year-old humans.
What candidates promise on the stump is not always what they do in office.

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