still adj. (4 cf. STILL adv.)
1.
silent; (i)
“be ”
LLL. I. ii. 191, 1H4 III. i. 243, Oth. V. ii. 46; (ii)
“hold” oneself
“
”
Err. IV. ii. 17
“I cannot, nor I will
not hold me still,”
Sonn. lxxxv. 1.
2.
“be still,” rest in
peace Cæs. V. v. 50.
3.
(of music) soft AYL. V. iv. stage dir.
4.
constant, continual
R3 IV. iv. 230
“ use of
grief,”
Tit. III. ii. 45*
“still
practice.”
