Stab
101stab|bing — «STAB ihng», adjective. 1. that stabs: »stabbing spears. 2. sharp and sudden: »stabbing pain. 3. Figurative. piercing; penetrating; incisive: »This stabbing satire of a playgirl s progress from obscurity to celebrity owes much to [her] stunning… …
102Stab Aarons — (Ruthe Aarons). Da Korah mit der Erhebung Aarons u. seiner Familie zum Priesteramte unzufrieden war, so ließ sich Moses von jedem der 12 Stammhäupter einen Stab geben u. dazu den von Aaron. Die mit dem Namen der Einzelnen bezeichneten Stäbe… …
103stab culture — n a culture (as of bacteria) made by inoculating deep into a stab * * * a culture in which a tube of solid medium is inoculated by a needle thrust deep into the contents …
104stab incision — n STAB WOUND …
105stab wound — n a small surgical incision (as for drainage) made by a thrust with a sharp instrument called also stab incision …
106stab wound — stab wounds N COUNT A stab wound is a wound that someone has when they have been stabbed with a knife …
107stab jacket — stab vest UK [ˈstæb ˌvest] / US or stab jacket UK / US noun [countable] a jacket without sleeves that is made from a material that cannot easily be cut and that is worn by police in order to protect them from knife attacks to the upper body …
108stab vest — UK [ˈstæb ˌvest] / US or stab jacket UK / US noun [countable] a jacket without sleeves that is made from a material that cannot easily be cut and that is worn by police in order to protect them from knife attacks to the upper body …
109stab in the back — ► stab in the back betray. Main Entry: ↑stab …
110stab|lish|ment — «STAB lihsh muhnt», noun. Archaic. establishment …
