stot or stott 
(stŏt)
(stŏt)intr.v. stot·ted, stot·ting, stots or stotts
To leap or bound high in the air with the legs straight, as do certain antelopes and deer.
[Scots and northern English dialectal, to bounce; akin to Dutch stoten, to push, thrust, and German stossen; akin to to push, knock.]
- Feast of Dedication
- Feast of Lights
- feast (one's) eyes on
- feast one's eyes on
- feat
- feat
- feather
- feather bed
- featherbed
- featherbedding
- featherboard
- featherbone
- featherbrain
- featherbrained
- feathered
- featheredge
- feather grass
- featherhead
- featherheaded
- feather in cap
- featheriness
- feathering
- feather in (one's) cap
- feather in one's cap
- feather nest