Stable

What do we mean by stable?

A building, wing or dependency set apart and adapted for lodging and feeding (and training) animals with hoofs, especially horses.

(metonymy) All the racehorses of a particular stable, i.e. belonging to a given owner.

A set of advocates; a barristers' chambers.

An organization of sumo wrestlers who live and train together.

A group of prostitutes managed by one pimp.

Having or maintaining a collection of sexual partners. Urban Dictionary

To have more than 2 woman Urban Dictionary

Noun: a building where animals, especially horses, are housed. Adjective: relatively permanent or unchanging, firmly fixed or established; unlikely to be unbalanced, changed, destroyed or altered. Consistent, dependable, and moderate. Urban Dictionary

Not rich, not poor. A group of people or,one strong person. Stability in life or decision making. To stand strong,or not be moveable. Urban Dictionary

A dating strategy involving more than two men. This strategy includes one individual who has stud privelege called the stallion. The other members do not have these same priveleges. The stallion can be promoted, demoted or remoted. Urban Dictionary

N. a gathering place for Mustangs. n. a party with a lot of Mustangs and a few honored plus ones. v. to get a bunch of Mustangs together in one place. n. Megan's house in Saratoga Urban Dictionary

What Windoze isn't. What UNIX based systems are. Urban Dictionary

When your crush is struggling to maintain some kind of emotional linearity. lend a mental hand soothe inspire smile kiss Urban Dictionary

The brony equivalent of being in the closet. A brony that is in the stable has not yet told anyone outside of the internet about their love for My Little Pony, for fear of damaging relationships or alienating people. Urban Dictionary

Not too bad, in the sense of how you feel. Like sound etc Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to stable:
stable, table, staple, stale, sable, stably, stabile, astable, stahle, suable, vtable, stauble, stadle.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word stable:
isotopes, isotope, sumo, unstable, newmarket, decay, stables, radioactive, equilibrium, jockey, stability, horses, compounds, atoms, trainer, orbit, companion, barn, electron, wrestler, tag, stakes, beta, molecules, temperature, hydrogen, atomic, currency, carbon, block, compound, wrestling, oxygen, condition, horse.

Words that rhyme with stable:
table, label, enable, able, cable, sable, fable, gable, abel, timetable, unstable, disable, unable, roundtable, stabile, turntable, playbill, chaebol, habile, waybill, mabel, round table, sabal, periodic table, coaxial cable, water table, flabile, coffee table, relabel, mislabel, mable, grable, abell, hable, pool table, dressing table, jumper cable, ethernet cable, card table, console table, kable, laible, dining table, cocktail table, kitchen table, mortality table, pier table, plane table, fiber optic cable, electrical cable, power cable, graduated table, guy cable, gummed label, tea table, writing table, parsons table, rabal, waibel, zabel, fibre optic cable, breakfast table, coax cable, toilet table, communion table, not able, operating table, dinner table, billiard table, actuarial table, bell gable, ground cable, pin table, trestle table, american sable, conference table, decision table, pedestal table, raible, gaming table, willing and able, printer cable, statistical table, correlation table, drafting table, work table, council table, drawing table, tip table, graybeal, way bill, snooker table, schaible, airway bill, be able, broadway bill, crable, day bill, frable, gray bill.

Adjectives that are often used to describe stable:
least, augean, own, old, large, small, whole, warm, little, dark, private, empty, fine, royal, big, perez, former, entire, heat, cold, open, clean, unstable, huge, comfortable, separate, evolutionary, largest, famous, humble, joint, impressive, regular, dry, diluted, dirty, solid, underground, hot, finest, cool, imperial, adjacent, acid, excellent, lowly, vast, nice, rough, extensive, close, wooden, subterranean, temporary, nearby, rude, story, livery, filthy, remarkable, available, converted, magnificent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective stable:
state, equilibrium, government, system, environment, conditions, isotopes, form, states, structure, prices, relationship, door, yard, level, society, relationships, boy, condition, position, manure, population, order, growth, angina, point, pattern, systems, base, structures, operation, compounds, patients, phase, patterns, configuration, rates, complexes, rate, situation, relations, employment, isotope, solution, economy, currency, basis, complex, compound, community, peace, disease, democracy, elements, source, supply, boys, element, communities, foundation, set, product, identity, distribution, families, solutions, nuclei, points, characteristics, environments, products, platform, regime, balance, framework, region, organization, layer, income, market, patient, populations, governments, fixation.

Consonant match to stable:
stubble, stabile, staebell, stibel, stiebel.

Words that sound like stable:
stable, stabil, stabile, staple, stubble, stauble, stibel, steeple, sable, stables, stipple, stabler, stapel, stabled, stopple, stoppel, stipel, sabl, stabiles, stumble, suitable, stapler, staples, sible, sibyl, seeable, stapled, cible, stubbly, sibel, cybil, sobel, sibal, siebel, sibil, struble, cybele, sabal, strobel, strobile, stubbles, stubbled, sayable, seibel, sobol, stroble, schaible, cibil, stambul, citable, estable, strebel, strobl, suable, cbl, setubal, stabiae, stubbily, astable, cbel, cbol, cibol, sewable, stibial, stingbull, stowable, strobil, stabbing, eatable, zabel, stubbing, atabal, attabal, sybil, sabel, sleigh bell, cybill, sybille, sibille, sawbill, cymbal, estoppel, semble, scabble, sables, sambal, cipal, see double, scoble, seipel, cimbal, scheible, cepal, sapele, sabled, estopple, cipl, estoppal, psbl, scibile.