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stal(le
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Additional spellings:
stalle
145 quotations in 10 senses
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(a) An enclosed or partially enclosed place for keeping a domesticated animal, a stall; a stable; also in
fig.
context [quot.: ?a1425]; also in proverbs and prov. expressions;
asse (oxe) stal
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