1. A step or a set of a steps for ascending and descending over a fence or wall; an upright piece in framing or paneling.

2. A pin set on the face of a dial to form a shadow. See Style.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• sutie,
• sattle,
• stilty,
• styule,
• sitill,
• stiil,
• sailer,
• snile,
• stolk,
• stilk,
• shttle,
• utilie,
• hustile,
• stive,
• suttle,
• sinile,
• socile,
• silde,
• sltill,
• slill

• stole,
• stella,
• stohl,
• stela,
• still,
• stilly,
• Stell,
• steele,
• steal,
• stille,
• stahl,
• Stull,
• stool,
• stall,
• staley,
• St Leo I,
• steil,
• stelly,
• steely,
• stehle,
• stowell,
• stale,
• style,
• stolle,
• Stelle,
• stilley,
• stahley,
• steel,
• stael,
• stoll,
• stele.

The adjective form of the word "stile" is "stiled".

The plural of the "stile" can be the "stiles".

The singular of the "stile" can be the "stile".