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Definition of stock
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of stock is as below...
Stock (n.) In
tectology,
an
aggregate
or
colony
of
persons
(see
Person),
as
trees,
chains
of
salpae,
etc..
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Stock
::
Stock (n.) Red and gray
bricks,
used for the
exterior
of walls and the front of
buildings..
Choker
::
Choker
(n.) A stiff wide
cravat;
a
stock.
Dealer
::
Dealer
(n.) One who
deals;
one who has to do, or has
concern,
with
others;
esp., a
trader,
a
trafficker,
a
shopkeeper,
a
broker,
or a
merchant;
as, a
dealer
in dry
goods;
a
dealer
in
stocks;
a
retail
dealer..
Muscadine
::
Muscadine
(n.) A name given to
several
very
different
kinds of
grapes,
but in
America
used
chiefly
for the
scuppernong,
or
southern
fox
grape,
which is said to be the
parent
stock of the
Catawba.
See
Grapevine..
Tang
::
Tang (n.) The
projecting
part of the
breech
of a
musket
barrel,
by which the
barrel
is
secured
to the
stock..
Hand
::
Hand (n.) The small part of a
gunstock
near the lock, which is
grasped
by the hand in
taking
aim..
Bedstock
::
Bedstock
(n.) The front or the back part of the frame of a
bedstead.
Diestock
::
Diestock
(n.) A stock to hold the dies used for
cutting
screws.
Insition
::
Insition
(n.) The
insertion
of a scion in a
stock;
ingraftment.
Derision
::
Derision
(n.) An
object
of
derision
or
scorn;
a
laughing-stock.
Layer
::
Layer (n.) A shoot or twig of a
plant,
not
detached
from the
stock,
laid under
ground
for
growth
or
propagation..
Aryan
::
Aryan (n.) One of a
primitive
people
supposed
to have lived in
prehistoric
times,
in
Central
Asia, east of the
Caspian
Sea, and north of the
Hindoo
Koosh and
Paropamisan
Mountains,
and to have been the stock from which
sprang
the
Hindoo,
Persian,
Greek,
Latin,
Celtic,
Teutonic,
Slavonic,
and other
races;
one of that
ethnological
division
of
mankind
called
also
Indo-European
or
Indo-Germanic..
Bucket Shop
::
Bucket
shop () An
office
or a place where
facilities
are given for
betting
small sums on
current
prices
of
stocks,
petroleum,
etc..
Rally
::
Rally (v. i.) To
recover
strength
after a
decline
in
prices;
-- said of the
market,
stocks,
etc..
Tuber
::
Tuber (n.) A
fleshy,
rounded
stem or root,
usually
containing
starchy
matter,
as the
potato
or
arrowroot;
a
thickened
root-stock.
See
Illust.
of
Tuberous..
Store
::
Store (v. t.) To
furnish;
to
supply;
to
replenish;
esp., to stock or
furnish
against
a
future
time..
Stockade
::
Stockading
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Stockad.
Huron-iroquous
::
Huron-Iroquous
(n.) A
linguistic
group of
warlike
North
American
Indians,
belonging
to the same stock as the
Algonquins,
and
including
several
tribes,
among which were the Five
Nations.
They
formerly
occupied
the
region
about Lakes Erie and
Ontario,
and the
larger
part of New
York..
Income
::
Income
(n.) That gain which
proceeds
from
labor,
business,
property,
or
capital
of any kind, as the
produce
of a farm, the rent of
houses,
the
proceeds
of
professional
business,
the
profits
of
commerce
or of
occupation,
or the
interest
of money or stock in
funds,
etc.;
revenue;
receipts;
salary;
especially,
the
annual
receipts
of a
private
person,
or a
corporation,
from
property;
as, a large
income..
Sanguinaria
::
Sanguinaria
(n.) The
rootstock
of the
bloodroot,
used in
medicine
as an
emetic,
etc..
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