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stoled

stoled adjective: having or wearing a stole. Also the simple past and past participle of steal.

Adjective

stoled (not comparable)

  1. Having or wearing a stole.

Also used as

stoled is also the simple past and past participle of steal.

Forms of stoled

alternative formstold

Origin of stoled

From stole + -ed.

Questions about stoled

What does stoled mean?
Stoled means having or wearing a stole.
What part of speech is stoled?
Stoled is an adjective.

Words near stoled in the dictionary

  1. stole someone's thunder
  2. stole the scene
  3. stole the show
  4. stole-fee
  5. stole-fees
  6. stoled
  7. stolelike
  8. stolen
  9. stolen a glance
  10. stolen a kiss
  11. stolen a living

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