stags

as inbachelor

as instag party
as inbuck
as ingala
as inspy

Synonyms for stags

noun unmarried man or woman

Antonyms for stags

Word Origin & History

late 12c., probably from Old English *stagga "stag," from Proto-Germanic *stag- (see sting). The Old Norse equivalent was used of male foxes, tomcats and dragons and the Germanic root word perhaps originally meant "male animal in its prime." Meaning "pertaining to or composed of males only" (stag party) is American English slang from 1848. Stag film "pornographic movie" is attested from 1968.

Example Sentences for stags

But his most notorious attempt of this order, was a four-in-hand of stags.

Stags abounded, and Rose ceased to ask why so many of them stood at bay.

He overcame him in the end with a weapon made of stags' antlers.

A herd of eighty stags in the distance had been imagined to be hostile warriors.

The same may take place in regard to the horns of Stags and Rein-deer.

And so the stags eyed each other, getting more angry all the while.

He was always glad to see the locked antlers of the two stags.

“Come, we must now show you the way we hunt with our stags,” said the khan.

The stags are mostly by themselves at this season, for the does are with their young calves.

What is the rule for forming such a plural as stags from stag?

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