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/stɪl/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A state of calmness or silence.
The still of the night enveloped the forest.
verb
To make or become quiet or calm.
She tried to still the baby by rocking her gently.
adjective
Not moving or making a sound; quiet.
The lake was still and reflected the mountains perfectly.
Calm; tranquil; free from turbulence.
The still night was filled with stars.
adverb
Up to and including the present or the time mentioned; even now.
She is still waiting for her turn.
In spite of that; nonetheless.
It was raining, but we still went for a hike.
Used for emphasis, particularly when something contradicts expectations.
He was tired, yet he still managed to finish the race.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old English stille; akin to Old High German stilli, silent.
Common Phrases and Expressions
still water
Water that is not moving.
still alive
Continuing to live; not dead.
still in the game
Remaining involved or competitive in a situation.
sit still
To remain in one place without moving.
Related Words
stillness
The state of being still; motionlessness.
stilly
In a still manner.
unstill
Not still; moving or active.
Slang Meanings
Still got it
Even after all these years, she still got it on the dance floor.
Still rolling
We're still rolling with the flow of the party.