Stump
61Stump Cross Caverns — is a limestone cave system between Wharfedale and Nidderdale in North Yorkshire, England.The caves were discovered in 1860 by miners prospecting for lead seams in the Yorkshire Dales. The caves have been open to the public for many years,… …
62Stump (groupe) — Stump Pays d’origine Angleterre, Royaume Uni Genre musical Rock indépendant Années d activité 1984 1988? …
63stump sock — n a special sock worn over an amputation stump with various types of prostheses …
64stump orator — noun 1. One who speaks from an improvised platform, usu with an implication of rant 2. (in the USA) a political public speaker in general • • • Main Entry: ↑stump …
65stump oratory — noun • • • Main Entry: ↑stump …
66stump|jump plow — stump|jump plough or stump|jump plow «STUHMP JUHMP», Australian. a machine by which land can be plowed without clearing it of stumps …
67stump|jump plough — or stump|jump plow «STUHMP JUHMP», Australian. a machine by which land can be plowed without clearing it of stumps …
68stump|wood — «STUHMP WUD», noun. wood from the stump of a tree, often valued in cabinetmaking …
69Stump Monroe — (aka Stumpy, born Glasgow, Scotland) is the drummer for the hard rock band The Almighty. He was previously with Rough Charm, and various other Glaswegian bands. UK drummer stub …
70stump|age — «STUHM pihj», noun. 1. a) standing timber with reference to its value or quantity. b) the monetary value of such timber. 2. the right to cut such timber. 3. the price or tax paid for this …
