Stave

What do we mean by stave?

A narrow strip of wood forming part of the sides of a barrel, tub, or similar structure. noun

One of the wooden planks in a stave wall. noun

A rung of a ladder or chair. noun

A staff or cudgel. noun

A set of verses; a stanza. noun

To crush or smash inward, often by making a hole. Often used with in: transitive verb

To keep or hold off; repel. phrasal verb

A pole or piece of wood of some length; a Staff. noun

A stanza; a verse; a metrical division. noun

Specifically, same as staff, 9. noun

To break in a stave or staves of; knock a hole in; break; burst: as, the boat is stove.

To cause or suffer to be lost by breaking the cask; hence, to spill; pour out.

To furnish with staves or rundles.

To make firm by compression; shorten or compact, as a heated rod or bar by endwise blows, or as lead in the socket-joints of pipes.

To go or rush along recklessly or regardless of everything, as one in a rage; work energetically; drive.

The porter-bar used to start and hold massive forgings which are undergoing treatment in a furnace or under a hammer or press. The part to be made is welded to the stave or porter-bar, and when completed the latter is cut off. noun

To burst in pieces by striking against something; to dash into fragments. intransitive verb

One of a number of narrow strips of wood, or narrow iron plates, placed edge to edge to form the sides, covering, or lining of a vessel or structure; esp., one of the strips which form the sides of a cask, a pail, etc. noun

One of a number of narrow strips of wood, or narrow iron plates, placed edge to edge to form the sides, covering, or lining of a vessel or structure; especially, one of the strips which form the sides of a cask, a pail, etc.

One of the bars or rounds of a rack, rungs of a ladder, etc; one of the cylindrical bars of a lantern wheel

A metrical portion; a stanza; a staff.

The five horizontal and parallel lines on and between which musical notes are written or pointed; the staff.

A staff or walking stick.

A sign, symbol or sigil, including rune or rune-like characters, used in Icelandic magic.

Words that are spelled similarly to stave:
stave, state, stake, stage, save, suave, stale, stare, shave, stove, slave, starve, seave, steve, soave, stade, stive, stane, tave, stape, spave, stace, stav, stae, stase.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word stave:
nore, staves, clef, vang, palisade, cruciform, boredom, lom, gol, runes, relegation, torn, hayward, powerhouse, norway, starvation, elimination, church, notation, replica, off, bankruptcy, linden, hydroelectric, romanesque, puzzle, inevitable, hunger, dam, grip, dismantled, reformation, famine, viking, punt, norse, wooden, fraser, falls, aging, municipality, bergen, pipeline, timber, traces, maple, demolished, posts, norwegian, collapse, rebuilt, mill, log, iceland, preserved, threw, dock, defeat, lake, quarterback, penn, bow, dating, bearing, threat, medieval, factory, wood, dancing, built, touchdown, situated, invasion, erected, constructed, mills, burned, sweden, disaster, probably, stood.

Words that rhyme with stave:
wave, grave, brave, save, rave, waive, crave, cave, enclave, nave, shave, knave, slave, aftershave, behave, concave, pave, clave, autoclave, lave, conclave, engrave, drave, fave, deprave, architrave, gave, trave, mave, microwave, shockwave, misbehave, enslave, dave, thrave, margrave, shock wave, airwave, thave, shortwave, forgave, landgrave, heat wave, alpha wave, tidal wave, quave, new wave, redgrave, sine wave, delta wave, brain wave, glave, radio wave, galley slave, beta wave, close shave, sound wave, cold wave, electromagnetic wave, standing wave, white slave, sky wave, carrier wave, finger wave, ionospheric wave, ground wave, newwave, short wave, gravity wave, theta wave, unfav, gravitation wave, permanent wave, belgrave, crime wave, rolling wave, stationary wave, air wave, skywave, theyve, lafave, hargrave, seagrave, hardgrave, kazikaev, kunaev, lefave, mcclave, schave, starwave, sulgrave.

Adjectives that are often used to describe stave:
line, wooden, treble, first, single, long, musical, utter, second, last, old, upper, lower, third, barrel, top, merry, wood, separate, lined, white, lowest, bottom, blank, middle, shortest, exalted, simple, rollicking, fourth, foot, fifth, broken, red, thick, heavy, fair, straight, stout, hand, decasyllabic, rustic, runic, horrible, uplifted, rune, alliterative, curved, doleful, pilgrim, murk, mournful, bright, concrete, yew, loose, lusty, upright, sweet, saxon, swift, shrill, vertical, extra, empty, longer, bamboo, lawless, sharp, occasional, wicked, alliterated, icelandic, mine, flat, plain.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective stave:
pipe, pipes, paper, church, rastrum, lines, score, churches, tanks, hammock, line, construction, silo, baskets, systems, penstock, four, silos, hill, bow, tank, three, liners, two, five, one, model, type, conduit, rastra, mill, projector, osteotomies, transducer, fashion, makers, wood, making, penstocks, liner, mechanism, kirks, bolts, arrangement, format, rhyme, sleds, removal, notation, cutters, flumes, music, flume, off, basket.

Consonant match to stave:
stove, steve, steeve, stive, stieve, stueve, stuve.

Words that sound like stave:
stave, steve, stove, stive, steeve, stev, stiv, stueve, stay, save, steo, staves, staved, staver, stai, stewy, state, stage, slave, sting, staff, steak, stew, stake, stitch, stayed, stiff, starve, stays, steph, sieve, stich, stevie, sive, sta, stong, salve, siv, sav, sto, stang, stef, stee, staid, sti, civ, stover, stach, stace, sev, steff, staph, sauve, staf, stif, stea, staw, stayer, steves, stie, sove, stau, stav, cive, sov, soave, stio, stade, stoff, steve o, stiver, stough, stey, stever, steeves, seave, stoa, stauch, stof, stief, stoved, sative, psta, staa, c.v, stives, stase, steyr, cev, steyer, steif, stived, sciv, staaf, esteve, sterve, estive, sdv, stii, steaua.