Stems Unscramble word

stems is a Scrabble word, stems uses Five letters.
Scrabble point value for stems Seven points.
Words with Friends point value for stems: Seven points.

Unscrambled words using the letter's STEMS

Below are the results of unscrambling stems. We found a total of 39 words by unscrambling the letters in stems.

Definitions of stems

British English : stem The stem of a plant is the thin, upright part on which the flowers and leaves grow. NOUNHe stooped down, cut the stem for her with his knife, and handed her the flower.

noun

1. the main axis of a plant, which bears the leaves, axillary buds, and flowers and contains a hollow cylinder of vascular tissue
2. any similar subsidiary structure in such plants that bears a flower, fruit, or leaf
3. a corresponding structure in algae and fungi
4. any long slender part, such as the hollow part of a tobacco pipe that lies between the bit and the bowl, or the support between the base and the bowl of a wineglass, goblet, etc
5. a banana stalk with several bunches attached
6. the main line of descent or branch of a family
7. a round pin in some locks on which a socket in the end of a key fits and about which it rotates
8. any projecting feature of a component: a shank or cylindrical pin or rod, such as the pin that carries the winding knob on a watch
9. (linguistics ) the form of a word that remains after removal of all inflectional affixes; the root of a word, esp as occurring together with a thematic element Compare root1 (sense 9)
10. the main, usually vertical, stroke of a letter or of a musical note such as a minim
11. (electronics ) the tubular glass section projecting from the base of a light bulb or electronic valve, on which the filament or electrodes are mounted
12. the main upright timber or structure at the bow of a vessel the very forward end of a vessel (esp in the phrase from stem to stern)
13. the main upright timber or structure at the bow of a vessel
14. the very forward end of a vessel (esp in the phrase from stem to stern)
15. the main upright timber or structure at the bow of a vessel
16. the very forward end of a vessel (esp in the phrase from stem to stern)

verb

1. (intransitive) usually foll by from to be derived; originate   ⇒ the instability stems from the war
2. (transitive) to make headway against (a tide, wind, etc)
3. (transitive) to remove or disengage the stem or stems from
4. (transitive) to supply (something) with a stem or stems

verb

1. (transitive) to restrain or stop (the flow of something) by or as if by damming up
2. (transitive) to pack tightly or stop up
3. (skiing ) to manoeuvre (a ski or skis), as in performing a stem

noun

1. (skiing ) a technique in which the heel of one ski or both skis is forced outwards from the direction of movement in order to slow down or turn

noun

1. See die Stem