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Definition
Synonym
Stockschwamm
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Stockschwamm
m
sponge on a stick
gestockt
adj
(Holz mit einer vom
Stockschwamm
hervorgerufenen Zeichnung)
spalted
Stockschwamm
m
sponge on a stick
gestockt
adj
(Holz mit einer vom
Stockschwamm
hervorgerufenen Zeichnung)
spalted
Deutsche
Stockschwamm Synonyme
Englische
sponge on a stick Synonyme
sponge
Ace bandage
Band-Aid
Finnish bath
India rubber
Japanese bath
Loch Ness monster
Russian bath
Swedish bath
Turkish bath
ablution
absorb
absorbency
absorbent
absorption
adhesive tape
adsorb
adsorbent
adsorption
air
air-dry
alevin
anhydrate
application
asperge
assimilate
assimilation
bake
band
bandage
bandaging
baptize
barnacle
bath
bathe
batten on
beat
bedew
benthon
benthos
bespatter
besprinkle
bibber
binder
bloodsucker
blot
blot out
blot up
blotter
blotting
blotting paper
boozehound
boozer
bottle sucker
brace
brush
bubble
bum
burn
butter
cancel
cast
cataplasm
cetacean
chaff
chemisorb
chemisorption
chemosorb
chemosorption
chip
cleaning out
cobweb
colander
cold shower
compress
cork
cotton
court plaster
cravat
cribble
cribriformity
cribrosity
cross out
crush
cure
dabble
damp
dampen
dash
deadbeat
dehumidify
dehydrate
dele
delete
dental pulp
desiccate
dew
digest
digestion
dolphin
douche
douching
down
drain
dressing
drink
drink in
drink up
drunk
dry
dust
efface
elastic bandage
elbow bender
elution
elutriation
endosmosis
enema
engross
engrossment
epithem
eradicator
erase
eraser
ether
evaporate
exosmosis
expunge
expunger
exsiccate
fairy
fatten on
feather
feed on
filter in
fingerling
fire
fish
flue
fluff
flush
flush out
flushing
flushing out
foam
four-tailed bandage
freeload
freeloader
froth
fry
fuzz
game fish
gargle
gauze
ginhound
give
gossamer
grilse
guzzler
hanger-on
hip bath
holystone
honeycomb
hooch hound
hose
hose down
humect
humectate
humidify
hummum
imbibe
inebriate
infiltrate
infiltration
insolate
irrigate
irrigation
kiln
kipper
lather
lathering
launder
lavabo
lavage
lavation
lave
laving
leech
lint
live off of
lounge lizard
lush
lusher
man-eater
man-eating shark
marine animal
mash
minnow
minny
moisten
mop
mop up
mopping
mopping up
mote
mummify
mush
needle ba
sponge
r
barnacle
beat
beggar
bloodsucker
bummer
cadger
coupon clippers
deadbeat
drone
freeloader
hanger-on
idle rich
leech
leisure class
lounge lizard
lumpen proletariat
mendicant
moocher
nonworker
panhandler
parasite
rentiers
smell-feast
spiv
sponge
sucker
the unemployable
the unemployed
Stockschwamm Definition
Glass-sponge
(
n.
)
A
siliceous
sponge,
of
the
genus
Hyalonema,
and
allied
genera
Mahl-stick
(
n.
)
See
Maul-stick.
Maul-stick
(
n.
)
A
stick
used
by
painters
as
a
rest
for
the
hand
while
working.
Poking-stick
(
n.
)
A
small
stick
or
rod
of
steel,
formerly
used
in
adjusting
the
plaits
of
ruffs.
Sponge
(
n.
)
Any
one
of
numerous
species
of
Spongiae,
or
Porifera.
See
Illust.
and
Note
under
Spongiae.
Sponge
(
n.
)
The
elastic
fibrous
skeleton
of
many
species
of
horny
Spongiae
(keratosa),
used
for
many
purposes,
especially
the
varieties
of
the
genus
Spongia.
The
most
valuable
sponges
are
found
in
the
Mediterranean
and
the
Red
Sea,
and
on
the
coasts
of
Florida
and
the
West
Indies.
Sponge
(
n.
)
One
who
lives
upon
others
Sponge
(
n.
)
Any
spongelike
substance.
Sponge
(
n.
)
Dough
before
it
is
kneaded
and
formed
into
loaves,
and
after
it
is
converted
into
a
light,
spongy
mass
by
the
agency
of
the
yeast
or
leaven.
Sponge
(
n.
)
Iron
from
the
puddling
furnace,
in
a
pasty
condition.
Sponge
(
n.
)
Iron
ore,
in
masses,
reduced
but
not
melted
or
worked.
Sponge
(
n.
)
A
mop
for
cleaning
the
bore
of
a
cannon
after
a
discharge.
It
consists
of
a
cylinder
of
wood,
covered
with
sheepskin
with
the
wool
on,
or
cloth
with
a
heavy
looped
nap,
and
having
a
handle,
or
staff.
Sponge
(
n.
)
The
extremity,
or
point,
of
a
horseshoe,
answering
to
the
heel.
Sponge
(
v.
t.)
To
cleanse
or
wipe
with
a
sponge
Sponge
(
v.
t.)
To
wipe
out
with
a
sponge,
as
letters
or
writing
Sponge
(
v.
t.)
Fig.:
To
deprive
of
something
by
imposition.
Sponge
(
v.
t.)
Fig.:
To
get
by
imposition
or
mean
arts
without
cost
Sponge
(
v.
i.)
To
suck
in,
or
imbile,
as
a
sponge.
Sponge
(
v.
i.)
Fig.:
To
gain
by
mean
arts,
by
intrusion,
or
hanging
on
Sponge
(
v.
i.)
To
be
converted,
as
dough,
into
a
light,
spongy
mass
by
the
agency
of
yeast,
or
leaven.
Stick
(
v.
t.)
A
small
shoot,
or
branch,
separated,
as
by
a
cutting,
from
a
tree
or
shrub
Stick
(
v.
t.)
Any
long
and
comparatively
slender
piece
of
wood,
whether
in
natural
form
or
shaped
with
tools
Stick
(
v.
t.)
Anything
shaped
like
a
stick
Stick
(
v.
t.)
A
derogatory
expression
for
a
person
Stick
(
v.
t.)
A
composing
stick.
See
under
Composing.
It
is
usually
a
frame
of
metal,
but
for
posters,
handbills,
etc.,
one
made
of
wood
is
used.
Stick
(
v.
t.)
A
thrust
with
a
pointed
instrument
Stick
(
n.
)
To
penetrate
with
a
pointed
instrument
Stick
(
n.
)
To
cause
to
penetrate
Stick
(
n.
)
To
fasten,
attach,
or
cause
to
remain,
by
thrusting
in
Stick
(
n.
)
To
set
Stick
(
n.
)
To
set
with
something
pointed
Stick
(
n.
)
To
fix
on
a
pointed
instrument
Stick
(
n.
)
To
attach
by
causing
to
adhere
to
the
surface
Stick
(
n.
)
To
compose
Stick
(
n.
)
To
run
or
plane
(moldings)
in
a
machine,
in
contradistinction
to
working
them
by
hand.
Such
moldings
are
said
to
be
stuck.
Stick
(
n.
)
To
cause
to
stick
Stick
(
n.
)
To
impose
upon
Stick
(
v.
i.)
To
adhere
Stick
(
v.
i.)
To
remain
where
placed
Stick
(
v.
i.)
To
be
prevented
from
going
farther
Stick
(
v.
i.)
To
be
embarrassed
or
puzzled
Stick
(
v.
i.)
To
cause
difficulties,
scruples,
or
hesitation.
Stick-lac
(
n.
)
See
the
Note
under
Lac.
Stick-seed
(
n.
)
A
plant
(Echinospermum
Lappula)
of
the
Borage
family,
with
small
blue
flowers
and
prickly
nutlets.
Stick-tight
(
n.
)
Beggar's
ticks.
sponge on a stick Bedeutung
sponge
bath
you
wash
your
body
with
a
sponge
or
washcloth
instead
of
in
a
bathtub
stick
threat
of
a
penalty,
the
policy
so
far
is
all
stick
and
no
carrot
sponge
poriferan
parazoan
primitive
multicellular
marine
animal
whose
porous
body
is
supported
by
a
fibrous
skeletal
framework,
usually
occurs
in
sessile
colonies
sponge
genus
a
genus
of
Porifera
glass
sponge
a
siliceous
sponge
(with
glassy
spicules)
of
the
class
Hyalospongiae
walking
stick
walkingstick
stick
insect
any
of
various
mostly
tropical
insects
having
long
twiglike
bodies
B-flat
clarinet
licorice
stick
the
ordinary
clarinet
with
a
middle
range
boomerang
throwing
stick
throw
stick
a
curved
piece
of
wood,
when
properly
thrown
will
return
to
thrower
cue
cue
stick
pool
cue
pool
stick
sports
implement
consisting
of
a
tapering
rod
used
to
strike
a
cue
ball
in
pool
or
billiards
hockey
stick
sports
implement
consisting
of
a
stick
used
by
hockey
players
to
move
the
puck
joint
marijuana
cigarette
reefer
stick
spliff
marijuana
leaves
rolled
into
a
cigarette
for
smoking
measuring
stick
measure
measuring
rod
measuring
instrument
having
a
sequence
of
marks
at
regular
intervals,
used
as
a
reference
in
making
measurements
pogo
stick
plaything
consisting
of
a
pole
with
foot
rests
and
a
strong
spring,
propelled
by
jumping
polo
mallet
polo
stick
a
mallet
used
to
strike
the
ball
in
polo
rain
stick
a
percussion
instrument
that
is
made
from
a
dried
cactus
branch
that
is
hollowed
out
and
filled
with
small
pebbles
and
capped
at
both
ends,
makes
the
sound
of
falling
rain
when
tilted,
origin
was
in
Chile
where
tribesmen
used
it
in
ceremonies
to
bring
rain
shooting
stick
device
that
resembles
a
spiked
walking
stick
but
the
top
opens
into
a
seat
singlestick
fencing
stick
backsword
a
stick
used
instead
of
a
sword
for
fencing
size
stick
a
mechanical
measuring
stick
used
by
shoe
fitters
to
measure
the
length
and
width
of
your
foot
sponge
cloth
any
soft
porous
fabric
(especially
in
a
loose
honeycomb
weave)
sponge
mop
a
wet
mop
with
a
sponge
as
the
absorbent
standard
transmission
stick
shift
a
transmission
that
is
operated
manually
with
a
gear
lever
and
a
clutch
pedal
stick
an
implement
consisting
of
a
length
of
wood,
he
collected
dry
sticks
for
a
campfire,
the
kid
had
a
candied
apple
on
a
stick
stick
a
long
thin
implement
resembling
a
length
of
wood,
cinnamon
sticks,
a
stick
of
dynamite
stick
control
stick
joystick
a
lever
used
by
a
pilot
to
control
the
ailerons
and
elevators
of
an
airplane
stick
a
long
implement
(usually
made
of
wood)
that
is
shaped
so
that
hockey
or
polo
players
can
hit
a
puck
or
ball
stick
figure
drawing
of
a
human
or
animal
that
represents
the
head
by
a
circle
and
the
rest
of
the
body
by
straight
lines
stick
horse
a
child's
plaything
consisting
on
an
imitation
horse's
head
on
one
end
of
a
stick
swagger
stick
a
short
cane
or
stick
covered
with
leather
and
carried
by
army
officers
swizzle
stick
a
small
stick
used
to
stir
mixed
drinks
sword
cane
sword
stick
a
cane
concealing
a
sword
or
dagger
throwing
stick
throwing
board
spear
thrower
dart
thrower
a
device
resembling
a
sling
that
is
used
in
various
primitive
societies
to
propel
a
dart
or
spear
toilet
bag
sponge
bag
a
waterproof
bag
for
holding
bathrooms
items
(soap
and
toothpaste
etc.)
when
you
are
travelling
walking
stick
a
stick
carried
in
the
hand
for
support
in
walking
pin
peg
stick
informal
terms
for
the
leg,
fever
left
him
weak
on
his
sticks
big
stick
a
display
of
force
or
power,
speak
softly
but
carry
a
big
stick
sponge
cake
a
light
porous
cake
made
with
eggs
and
flour
and
sugar
without
shortening
Madeira
cake
Madeira
sponge
a
rich
sponge
cake
with
close
texture,
intended
to
be
eaten
with
a
glass
of
Madeira
wine
Victoria
sandwich
Victoria
sponge
a
cake
consisting
of
two
layers
of
sponge
cake
with
a
jelly
filling
in
between
fish
stick
fish
finger
a
long
fillet
of
fish
breaded
and
fried
breadstick
bread-stick
a
crisp
stick-shaped
roll,
often
served
with
soup
celery
stick
celery
stalks
cut
into
small
sticks
carrot
stick
a
stick
of
carrot
eaten
raw
stick
cinnamon
dried
rolled
strips
of
cinnamon
bark
stick
a
rectangular
quarter
pound
block
of
butter
or
margarine
leech
parasite
sponge
sponger
a
follower
who
hangs
around
a
host
(without
benefit
to
the
host)
in
hope
of
gain
or
advantage
plodder
slowpoke
stick-in-the-mud
slowcoach
someone
who
moves
slowly,
in
England
they
call
a
slowpoke
a
slowcoach
quick
study
sponge
someone
able
to
acquire
new
knowledge
and
skills
rapidly
and
easily,
she
soaks
up
foreign
languages
like
a
sponge
American
angelica
tree
devil's
walking
stick
Hercules'lub
Aralia
spinosa
small
deciduous
clump-forming
tree
or
shrub
of
eastern
United
States
luffa
dishcloth
gourd
sponge
gourd
rag
gourd
strainer
vine
any
of
several
tropical
annual
climbers
having
large
yellow
flowers
and
edible
young
fruits,
grown
commercially
for
the
mature
fruit's
dried
fibrous
interior
that
is
used
as
a
sponge
loofah
vegetable
sponge
Luffa
cylindrica
the
loofah
climber
that
has
cylindrical
fruit
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