still

:  to become motionless or silent :  quiet

1a :  allay, calm stilled their nervesb :  to put an end to :  settle

2 :  to arrest the motion of

3 :  silence

1 :  without motion sit still

2 archaic a :  always, continuallyb :  in a progressive manner :  increasingly

3 —used as a function word to indicate the continuance of an action or condition still lives there drink it while it's still hot

4 :  in spite of that :  nevertheless those who take the greatest care still make mistakes

5a :  even 2c a still more difficult problem heavier stillb :  yet 1a has still to be recognized

1 :  quiet, silence

2 :  a static photograph; specifically :  a photograph of actors or scenes of a motion picture for publicity or documentary purposes

:  distill

1 :  distillery

2 :  apparatus used in distillation comprising either the chamber in which the vaporization is carried out or the entire equipment

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1 :  having no motion still water

2 :  making no sound :  quiet The children were finally still.

3 :  free from noise and commotion The streets were still.

1 :  to make or become motionless or silent The announcement stilled the chatter.

2 :  to calm or make less intense He could not still their fears.

1 :  without motion Please sit still.

2 :  up to this or that time We still live there.

3 :  nevertheless They know it's not true, but they still believe it.

4 :  ²even 2 She ran still faster.

5 :  in addition He won still more money.

:  ¹quiet, silence the still of the night

:  a device used in making alcoholic liquors