stove¹ /stōv/

1. A closed heating or cooking apparatus
2. A fire-grate
3. A kiln or oven for various manufacturing operations
4. A hot-air bath (archaic)
5. A heated room or chamber (archaic)
6. A hothouse

1. To put, keep, heat, or dry in a stove
2. To stew (Scot)

stovˈies plural noun (Scot)

1. Stewed potatoes
2. A thick stew of potatoes, lard, onions and sausage meat or corned beef
3. Irish stew

stovˈing noun

Drying a specially prepared paint quickly by application of heat

stove enamel noun

A type of heatproof enamel produced by heating an enamelled article in a stove

stoveˈpipe noun

1. A metal pipe for carrying smoke and gases from a stove
2. A tall silk hat (in full stovepipe hat; informal)

stove plant noun

A hothouse plant

stove² /stōv/ pat and pap of stave, also used as the present tense.

stave /stāv/

1. One of the strips of wood of which a barrel or tub is made
2. A staff, rod, bar, shaft, esp wooden, as the rung of a ladder
3. A staff (music)
4. A stanza, verse of a song

1. To break a stave or the staves of (a boat or barrel; with in)
2. To break
3. To burst inward (with in)
4. To drive off, as with a staff
5. To delay, ward off or keep back (with off)
6. To put together, repair or fit with staves
7. To sprain, jar violently (fingers, toes, etc) (Scot)

1. To thrust onward (Scot)
2. To break up

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