1. The stumps of wheat or other grain left in the ground by the scythe or sickle.

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

• scibble,
• sutabble,
• tabble,
• sumble,
• stuggle,
• stuttle,
• dubble,
• stubb,
• suable,
• scabble,
• styable,
• turble,
• stuble,
• sutuble,
• squable,
• sutble,
• stabble,
• suble,
• staible,
• stubben

• stable,
• stapled,
• stably,
• stipule,
• stabiliser,
• stabilize,
• steeple,
• stabling,
• stabile,
• stabilise,
• stapler,
• Stablein,
• stapley,
• stabilizer,
• stabilized,
• St Fleur,
• stabilised,
• Steffler,
• stippled,
• staple,
• staples,
• stifler,
• stablemate,
• stubbly,
• stubbled,
• stifled,
• Stauble,
• stopple,
• stableboy,
• stiffler,
• Stabler,
• stipple,
• stableman,
• stableness,
• stippler,
• stifle,
• stability.

The adjective form of the word "stubble" is "stubbly".

The plural of the "stubble" can be the "stubbles".

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