still

UK
/stɪl/
US
/stɪl/

Translations

stilladverb
UK
/stɪl/
US
/stɪl/
Synonyms
even now
up to now
at this time
stillnoun
stills
pl
UK
/stɪl/
US
/stɪl/
Synonyms
pot still
column still
distilling apparatus
still photograph
still image
still shot
stillverb
stilled
Past Simple
stilled
Past Participle
stilling
Gerund
stilladjective
UK
/stɪl/
US
/stɪl/

Definitions

stilladverb
Without moving or making a sound.
She sat still during the entire performance.
Up to and including the present or the time mentioned; even now (or then) as formerly.
He is still working on his project.
Nevertheless; all the same.
It was raining, but they still went for a walk.
stillnoun
A photograph or a single frame from a film or video.
The director released a still from the upcoming movie to generate excitement.
An apparatus used for distilling liquids, especially alcohol.
The distillery used a copper still to produce their signature whiskey.
A period or state of calm or quiet.
The still of the night was broken by the sound of a distant train.
stillverb
To make or become calm or quiet.
She tried to still her racing heart before the presentation.
To stop or reduce movement or activity.
The teacher stilled the class with a single glance.
Distill a liquid by evaporation and condensation.
They stilled the whiskey in the old distillery.
stilladjective
Not moving or making a sound; calm and quiet.
The lake was still, reflecting the mountains perfectly.
Remaining in the same position or condition; unchanged.
The still water in the pond was undisturbed by the wind.
Free from disturbance or commotion; peaceful.
The still night was perfect for stargazing.
Not sparkling or effervescent.
She prefers still water over sparkling.