stound verb² trans. [staʊnd, stu:nd] obsolete exc. Scot. & dial. ME.
[Aphet. from ASTOUND verb.]
Stun; stupefy, bewilder.

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stound noun¹ & verb¹. [staʊnd, stu:nd] obsolete exc. Scot. & dial.
[Old English stund = Old Frisian stunde, Old Saxon stunda (Dutch stond), Old High German stunta (German Stunde hour), Old Norse stund, from Germanic.]
A. noun.
1. A (short) time, a while; a moment. Formerly also spec. (a) a time to act, an opportune moment; (b) a hard, testing, or painful time. OE.

2. A sharp pain, a pang; a shock; a thrill (of delight). ME.
b. Roar, violent noise. E17.
b. verb.
1. verb intrans. Remain, stay. Only in ME.

2. verb intrans. & (now rare or obsolete) trans. (Cause to) ache, smart, throb, etc. Scot. & north. L15.

■ stounding ppl adjective (north.) smarting, acutely painful M19.

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stound noun². [staʊnd, stu:nd] obsolete exc. Scot. & dial. M16.
[App. from STOUND verb².]
A state of stupefaction or amazement.

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