station /stāˈshən/

1. A standing-place
2. A fixed stopping-place, esp one on a railway with associated buildings and structures
3. A place set apart and equipped for some particular purpose
4. A place where a person stands
5. A local office, headquarters, or depot
6. A television or radio channel
7. A building from which broadcasts are made
8. A branch post office (US)
9. A mode of standing
10. A position
11. A chosen fixed point
12. A standing still (now rare)
13. A habitat
14. An actual spot where a species has been found
15. An assigned place or post
16. An assigned region for naval duty
17. A place in India where officials and officers reside
18. A stock farm (Aust and NZ)
19. A position in life (esp a high position) or in the scale of nature
20. A holy place visited as one of a series, esp one of (usu fourteen) representations of stages in Christ's way to Calvary, disposed around a church interior or elsewhere (RC)

Of a station

1. To assign a station to
2. To set
3. To appoint to a post, place, or office

staˈtional adjective

station hand noun (Aust)

A man employed on a station

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