English to English Dictionary

Stage

A raised platform or area where performances or presentations occur.

Stage-setting

The arrangement or preparation of a scene or environment for a performance or event.

Stage-show

A performance presented on a stage, typically involving actors, musicians, or dancers.

Stagecoach

A large, four-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle formerly used to carry passengers and mail along a regular route with fixed stopping places.

Staggeredness

The quality or state of being staggered; characterized by irregularity or unevenness.

Stagnate

To cease to flow or move; to become stagnant.

Stagnation

The state or process of not flowing, moving, or changing; lack of activity, growth, or development.

Stain

A discolored patch or dirty mark left on something.

Staining

The action or process of applying a color or substance to something, often resulting in a change of appearance.

Stairway

A set of stairs or steps leading from one floor to another.

Stake

A strong wooden or metal post driven into the ground to support a plant, mark a boundary, or serve as a support.

Stakeholder

A person, group, or organization that has an interest or concern in an organization or system.