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stella

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun stella has 1 sense
  1. Stella, Frank Stella, Frank Philip Stella - United States minimalist painter (born in 1936)
    --1 is a kind of painter

Definitions from the Web

Stella

Noun (Singular): A feminine given name meaning "star".

Noun (Plural): A variety of beer commonly known for its crisp and refreshing taste.

Noun (Plural): An Italian word meaning "star".

Noun (Plural): A brand of folding bicycles known for their durability and portability.

Verb (Third person singular present): To shine or emit light like a star.

Verb (Third person singular present): To dazzle or excel in a particular field.

Adjective: Referring to someone or something that is outstanding or exceptional.


Examples:

Noun - Name:

"Stella is my favorite character in the novel. She embodies strength and resilience."

Noun - Beer:

"I'll have two cold Stellas, please."

Noun - Italian Word:

"La stella brilla nel cielo notturno."

(Translation: "The star shines in the night sky.")

Noun - Bicycle:

"I love riding my Stella bike around the city. It's so convenient."

Verb - Shine:

"The diamond on her finger stellaed brightly when it caught the sunlight."

Verb - Excel:

"He stellaed as a pianist, captivating the audience with his beautiful melodies."

Adjective - Outstanding:

"His performance in the play was truly stella. He deserves all the praise he's receiving."


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