stopple
1 of 2noun
stop·ple ˈstä-pəl 
: something that closes an aperture : stopper, plug
stopple
2 of 2verb
stoppled; stoppling ˈstä-p(ə-)liŋ
transitive verb
: stopper
Word History
Etymology
Noun
Middle English stoppell, from stoppen to stop
First Known Use
Noun
14th century, in the meaning defined above
Verb
circa 1795, in the meaning defined above
stoppled
verb
as in spiled
Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- spiled
- stopped (up)
- stoppered
- congested
- plugged (up)
- occluded
- bunged
- obstructed
- corked
- clogged
- gummed (up)
- blocked
- filled
- clotted
- choked
- jammed
- dammed
- stuffed
- gridlocked
- packed
- flooded
- glutted
- inundated
- silted
- furred
- overwhelmed
- swamped
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- opened (up)
- scooped (out)
- cleared
- freed
- unplugged
- excavated
- hollowed (out)
- emptied
- unblocked
- unstopped
- unclogged
- lightened
- soliciter
- soliciting
- solicitings
- solicitor
- solicitor general
- solicitors
- solicitors general
- solicitorship
- solicitorships
- solicitous
- solicitously
- solicitousness
- solicitousnesses
- solicitress
- solicitrix
- solicits
- solicitude
- solicitudes
- solicitudinous
- solid
- solid alcohol
- solid angle
- solid as a rock
- solid board
- solid box