1. He who or that which stretches; a brick or stone laid horizontally in the surface of the wall; a piece of timber in building; a narrow piece of plank placed across a boat for the rowers to set their feet against; a frame or litter for carrying a person in a recumbent position; one of the rods of au umbrella.

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

• treacher,
• stretchs,
• streeched,
• streetched,
• stretchin,
• strectcher,
• streatcher,
• streacher,
• streached,
• streches,
• strtches,
• stratches,
• streatched,
• streched,
• stretche,
• strecther,
• streaches,
• strecher,
• strtecher,
• stratched

• storyteller,
• sturdevant,
• stertor,
• starred,
• stretched,
• streater,
• starter,
• stretch,
• street cred,
• stretchy,
• stortz,
• stertorous,
• streetwise,
• streett,
• sturtz,
• streetcar,
• stretch mark,
• sturtevant,
• stretchiness,
• storied,
• stretch out,
• star-thistle,
• starets,
• startle,
• startup,
• stretchable,
• Streit,
• stretching,
• streetwalker,
• sterrett,
• strother,
• stirred,
• starrett,
• streeter,
• street,
• streets.

The adjective form of the word "stretcher" is "stretched".

The plural of the "stretcher" can be the "stretchers".

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