stiller

Pronunciation: US [stɪl] UK [stɪl]

Synonyms

adj.	1. not moving 2. without wind 3. quiet and calm, with nothing happening 4. without gas bubbles
adv.	1. used for saying that a situation continues to exist up to and including a particular time, especially when this seems surprising; used for emphasizing that a particular situation has not completely ended or changed 2. used for saying that something remains true despite what you have just said or done 3. used for emphasizing that although something is big, good, bad, etc, something else is even bigger, better, worse, etc.
n.	1. a photograph taken from one of the scenes in a movie or video 2. a piece of equipment used for making strong alcohol to drink
v.	1. to become calm and quiet, or to make someone or something calm and quiet 2. to make an emotion weaker, or make it go away
na.	1. The variant of Stille

In the still of the night, when every one..were at rest.
Source: E. Topsell
He was the only thing that broke up the still of the water.
Source: T. Keneally
Beneath the ray Of the still moon.
Source: Shelley
The dance is over, but she can't keep her feet still.
Source: H. Caine
In the corner..so still that she was invisible at first sat a very old lady.
Source: L. Durrell
We are..grateful that the guns are stilled.
Source: A. E. Stevenson
Hugh stole mangoes..to still their hunger.
Source: S. Wynter
The bartender stilled his cloth on the bar.
Source: E. Welty
He tried to still the incessant chatter.
Source: G. Sayer
Pain..powerful enough to still me into immobility.
Source: M. Spufford
Time here had been standing still.
Source: A. Moorehead
I can't sit still these days, I'm too nervous.
Source: I. Murdoch
He groaned and lay still.
Source: H. Secombe
Human beings never stand still,..nor do their relationships.
Source: J. Trollope