stul
1stul — stul·ti·fi·ca·tion; stul·ti·fy; stul·til·o·quence; stul·til·o·quy; stul·til·o·quent; stul·til·o·quen·tial; …
2stul|ti|fy — «STUHL tuh fy», transitive verb, fied, fy|ing. 1. to make worthless, useless, weak, or futile; frustrate: »to stultify a person s efforts or incentive, a program of reform stultified by public indifference, the stultifying atmosphere of a prison… …
3stul|ti|fi|er — «STUHL tuh FY uhr», noun. a person or thing that stultifies …
4stul — stuke, stul see stuc, stool …
5stul´ti|fy´ing|ly — stul|ti|fy «STUHL tuh fy», transitive verb, fied, fy|ing. 1. to make worthless, useless, weak, or futile; frustrate: »to stultify a person s efforts or incentive, a program of reform stultified by public indifference, the stultifying atmosphere… …
6stul|ti|fi|ca|tion — «STUHL tuh fuh KAY shuhn», noun. 1. the action of stultifying. 2. the state of being stultified: »Our simple survival is not worth so much that it is to be purchased at the cost of intellectual stultification (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists) …
7stul|til|o|quence — «stuhl TIHL uh kwuhns», noun. foolish or silly talk; senseless babble. ╂[< Latin stultiloquentia < stultiloquus speaking foolishly, ultimately < stultus foolish + loquī speak] …
8stul|til|o|quent — «stuhl TIHL uh kwuhnt», adjective. given to stultiloquence …
9STUL — Speak To You Later …
10stùl — stuolo, moltitudine di uccelli ecc …