When the new patient was settled comfortably on the couch, the physiatrist began his therapy session,
"I’m not aware of your problem," the doctor said. "So perhaps, you should start at the very beginning."
"Of course." replied the patient. "In the beginning, I created the Heavens and the Earth…"
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STORE —n. - quantity of something kept available for use. - (in pl.) A articles gathered for a particular purpose. B supply of, or place for keeping, these. - a = *department store. B esp. Us shop. C (often in pl.) Shop selling basic necessities. - warehouse for keeping furniture etc. Temporarily. - device in a computer for keeping retrievable data. —v. (-ring) 1 (often foll. By up, away) accumulate for future use. - put (furniture etc.) In a store. - stock or provide with something useful. - keep (data) for retrieval. in store 1 kept in readiness. - coming in the future. - (foll. By for) awaiting. Set store by consider important. [french estore(r) from latin instauro renew]
STORK n. Long-legged usu. White wading bird. [old english]
STORM centre n. - point to which the wind spirals inward in a cyclonic storm. - centre of controversy etc. - cloud n. - heavy rain-cloud. - threatening situation. - in a teacup n. Great excitement over a trivial matter. - petrel n. (also stormy petrel) 1 small black and white n. Atlantic petrel. - person causing unrest. - trooper n. Member of the storm troops. - troops n.pl. - = *shock troops. - hist. Nazi political militia. - —n. - violent atmospheric disturbance with strong winds and usu. Thunder, rain, or snow. - violent political etc. Disturbance. - (foll. By of) a violent shower of missiles or blows. B outbreak of applause, hisses, etc. - a direct assault by troops on a fortified place. B capture by such an assault. —v. - attack or capture by storm. - (usu. Foll. By in, out of, etc.) Move violently or angrily (stormed out). - (often foll. By at, away) talk violently, rage, bluster. take by storm 1 capture by direct assault. - rapidly captivate. [old english]
STORY n. (pl. -ies) 1 account of imaginary or past events; tale, anecdote. - history of a person or institution etc. - (in full story-line) narrative or plot of a novel, play, etc. - facts or experiences worthy of narration. - colloq. Fib. [anglo-french estorie from latin: related to *history]
STOUP n. - basin for holy-water. - archaic flagon, beaker. [old norse]
STOUT —adj. - rather fat, corpulent, bulky. - thick or strong. - brave, resolute. —n. Strong dark beer. stoutly adv. Stoutness n. [anglo-french from germanic]
STOVE n. Closed apparatus burning fuel or using electricity for heating or cooking. [low german or dutch] - past and past part. Of *stave v.
STRAP —n. - strip of leather etc., often with a buckle, for holding things together etc. - narrow strip of fabric worn over the shoulders as part of a garment. - loop for grasping to steady oneself in a moving vehicle. - (the strap) punishment by beating with a leather strap. —v. (-pp-) 1 (often foll. By down, up, etc.) Secure or bind with a strap. - beat with a strap. strapless adj. [dial., = *strop]
STRAW n. - dry cut stalks of grain as fodder or material for bedding, packing, etc. - single stalk of straw. - thin tube for sucking drink through. - insignificant thing. - pale yellow colour. clutch at straws try any remedy in desperation. Straw in the wind indication of future developments. [old english] - vote n. (also straw poll) unofficial ballot as a test of opinion.
STRAY —v. - wander from the right place or from one's companions; go astray. - deviate morally or mentally. —n. Strayed person, animal, or thing. —adj. - strayed, lost. - isolated, occasional. - physics wasted or unwanted. [anglo-french strey: related to *astray]
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