stover noun². ['stǝʊvǝ] L16.
[from STOVE verb¹ + -ER¹.]
A person who stoves cloth, wool, etc.

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stover verb intrans.rare. M17-L18.
[Perh. from STOVER noun¹.]
Stand up or up like stubble; bristle (up).

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stover noun¹. ['stǝʊvǝ] Now chiefly dial. ME.
[Aphet. from Anglo-Norman estover: see ESTOVERS.]
1. The provision of food needed for a journey or a stay. Only in ME.

2. a. Winter food for cattle. M16-L17.
b. spec. Hay made from clover; broken straw etc. from the threshing-floor; stubble. Also (US), cornstalks used as fodder. M17.

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