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Definitions for Stag

[1] an adult male deer.
[2] the male of various other animals.
[3] a man who attends a social gathering unaccompanied by a woman.
[4] Informal . stag party.
[5] a swine or bull castrated after maturation of the sex organs.
[6] British . a speculator who buys securities of a new issue in the hope of selling them quickly at a higher price.
[7] Informal . (of a man) to attend a social function without a female companion.
[8] of or for men only: a stag dinner.
[9] intended for male audiences and usually pornographic in content: a stag show.
[10] without a companion or date: to go stag to a dance.
[11] the adult male of a deer, esp a red deer
[12] a man unaccompanied by a woman at a social gathering
[13] stock exchange , British a speculator who applies for shares in a new issue in anticipation of a rise in price when trading commences in order to make a quick profit on resale (as modifier ) stag operations
[14] (modifier) (of a social gathering) attended by men only
[15] (modifier) pornographic in content a stag show
[16] without a female escort
[17] stock exchange to apply for (shares in a new issue) with the intention of selling them for a quick profit when trading commences

Words related to Stag

solitary, lonely, sole, lone, singular, deserted, unattended, only, bull, festivity, function, pageant, jamboree, dance, fiesta, shindig, prom, bash, celebration, examine

Words nearby Stag

staffordshire, staffordshire bull terrier, staffordshire terrier, staffrider, staffs, stag, stag beetle, stag line, stag movie, stag night, stag party

Origin of Stag

1150–1200; Middle English stagge; akin to Old Norse steggi, steggr male bird (> E (north dial.) steg gander), Icelandic steggur male fox, tomcat

Other words from Stag

stag·like , adjective

Word origin for Stag

Old English stagga (unattested); related to Old Norse steggr male bird

Synonyms for Stag

lonely, sole, solitary, abandoned, alone, deserted, forsaken, isolated, lonesome, one, onliest, particular, secluded, separate, separated, single, singular, solo, unaccompanied, unique