steward, n. [purveyor]; major-domo; seneschal, dapifer; manciple.
stewpan, n. skillet.
stick, n. [switch], [rod], birch; billet; fagot; [wand]; cane, [staff], walking-stick; [club], [cudgel]; [goad], [gad]; gambrel, garrot, ferule, skewer, batlet; [stake]; boomerang, woomerah; [stab], [thrust]; maul-stick; sprag; pl. chatwood.
stick, v. [pierce], [stab], [penetrate], impale, transfix, [gore]; [insert], [thrust], [push], infix; paste, [cement], [glue], [attach], [affix]; [cleave], [cling], adhere, [remain], [abide]; [stall]; [hesitate], [scruple]; adhere, agglutinate, glutinate, cohere; [pose], [puzzle], disconcert; stick [out], project, [jut], protrude. (Slang) [impose upon], [cheat].
sticker, n. [poster]; label; adhesive, [glue], [cement], mucilage, paste, agglutinant; (Colloq.) [puzzle], poser.
stickiness, n. adhesiveness, viscosity, [tenacity], cohesiveness, glutinousness.
sticking, n. adhesion, adherence, coherence, cleaving, cohesion, agglutination.
sticking out. projecting, protruding, [prominent].--n. projection, protrusion, prominence.
stickle, v. [contend], altercate, [dispute], [quibble], [scruple], [haggle], higgle, chaffer; [trim], prevaricate, [shift], palter, play [fast and loose].
stickler, n. [haggler], higgler, contender.