stell

/ stɛl /

noun

1. a shelter for cattle or sheep built on moorland or hillsides

Word History and Origins

Origin of stell¹

C19

Example Sentences

Capella is lo-cat-ed in the con-stell-a-tion which you call Auriga.

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That's one thing you'll have to get used to out here, Stell—I mean, that what vices men have are all on the surface.

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Some are farmers, mail men iron and stell workers, mechanics and of all classes of work.

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To have the truth out, he suddenly determined to call on Dr. Stell.

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Stell and Eva, sunk in rose-colored cushions, viewed it with disgust, and some mirth.

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