STERN

STERN


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Word: stern
Word origin: Old English styrne, probably from the West Germanic base of the verb stare.
Phonetic: stəːn
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(of a person or their manner) serious and unrelenting, especially in the assertion of authority and exercise of discipline. Example: a smile transformed his stern face


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...they cast four anchors out of the ___ (Acts 27:29)
Americas Got Talent judge
Bushwhacked star
Fiddler on the Roof violinist
Howard 100 host
Miss America author
Private Parts author
Private Parts author Howard
Private Parts star
King of All Media
Miss America author
Adamant
Adamantine
Aft
Aft area
American violinist
Area for a taffrail
Austere
Author of Private Parts
Authoritarian
Back
Back at sea
Back at sea?
Back end
Back in the Navy
Back in the Navy?
Back in the water
Back of a barque
Back of a boat
Back of a ship
Back of a skipjack
Back of the boat
Back of the canoe
Back on board
Back on board?
Back on the briny
Back on the high seas
Back on the high seas?
Back on the ocean
Back on the ocean?
Back on the sea
Bark back
Beloved violinist
Boat back
Boat section
Boats back
Bountys behind
Bows opposite
Brooking no dissent
Cruisers rear
Daniel of City Slickers
Deep back
Demanding
Dour
Draconian
Exacting
FCC flouter Howard
Far from lenient
Far from soft
Ferry back
Ferry tail
Fiddler Isaac
Fiddling Isaac
Finger-wagging
Firm
Flinty
Forbidding
From stem to ___
Grave
Grim in aspect
Hard
Hard-as-nails
Hard-nosed
Hardboiled
Hardly lenient
Hardly permissive
Harsh
Hartz Group CEO Leonard
Howard of Sirius radio
Howard of morning radio
Howard of satellite radio
Howard of the radio
Howard on the airwaves
Howard on the waves
Howard or Isaac
Imus colleague
Imus rival
Imus rival
Iron-fisted
Iron-willed
Ironfisted
Isaac or Howard
Isaac the violinist
Isaac with a bow
Last name in violinists
Laying down the law
Like Captain Ahab
Like a demanding schoolmaster
Like a ruler-wielding professor
Like a taskmaster
Like a tough-love parent
Like disciplinarians
Like old schoolmasters
Like some warnings
Like taskmasters
Like unlenient judges
Most-fined radio radio personality
NBA Commissioner David
NBA commissioner
NYUs business school
Naval rear
No-nonsense
Not at all lenient
Not easily amused
Not in the mood for fooling around
Not lax
Not lenient
Noted shock jock
Noted violinist
Opposite of soft
Opposite of stem
Outboard motor locale
Outboard motor location
Outboard motors locale
Paddle wheels place
Place for an outboard motor
Poop decks place
Poops place
Quarterdecks place
Quiverss boss
Radio personality who ran for New York governor in 1994
Radio star Howard
Radios bad boy
Rear
Rear of a galley
Rear of a ship
Relentless
Rigid
Rigorous
Rowboats rear
Rowdy radio personality
Rudder locale
Rudders locale
Rudders place
Rudders spot
Ruling with an iron fist
Sailors rear
Scene of a wake
Schindlers business partner in Schindlers List
Self-proclaimed King of All Media
Severe
Severe in manner
Ship area
Ship back?
Ship end
Ship part
Ships rear
Shock jock
Shock jock Howard
Sirius leader
Sirius signee Howard
Sirius star
Spankers location
Star in Sirius?
Star
Stem to ___
Stems opposite
Strict
Strict; severe
Stringent
Taffrails locale
Tillers locale
Tillers place
Tough
U.S. violinist
Unaccommodating
Unbending
Uncompromising
Uncompromising virtuoso
Unforgiving
Unlikely to crack a smile
Unrelenting
Unsmiling
Unstable rents?
Unsympathetic
Unyielding
View from the bridge
Violin virtuoso
Violin virtuoso Isaac
Violinist Isaac
Violinist who served as president of Carnegie Hall
Virtuoso Isaac
Wacky Howard
Whalers rear end
Sports announcer Bill ___.
Part of a ship
Inexorable.
Nobel Prize physicist, 1943.
Nobel prize physicist.
Overstrict.
Grim
Where the taffrail is.
Where the poop is.
___ firm
Severely strict.
Opposite of 43 Across.
Sturdy
Inflexible
Nautical term
Poop deck.
Isaac
Stem's counterpart
Hind part
U. S. violinist
Isaac of music
___ Hard
Exacting, as a teacher
Like a martinet
QE2 area
Implacable.
Famous violinist.
Niña's end
Rear part
Bow's opposite
End of the Titanic
Perlman contemporary
Nobelist in Physics: 1943
Relentless virtuoso?
Whence to see a wake
Violin virtuoso?
Stem's opposite
Ship's rear
Isaac of fiddledom
Area to the rear
Famed violinist.
Back of the QE2
Rear end
Taffrail's locale
Austere fiddler?
Violinist from Russia
Violinist born in Russia
Outboard motor's locale
Rudder's locale
Rudder's place
Rudder's spot
Rowboat's rear
Boat's back
Schindler's business partner in Schindler's List
Finger-wagging, say
Bow's counterpart
Serious
Rear admiral's rear
Resistant to compromise
Like a parental lecture
Like a disciplinarian's talk
SiriusXM star
Taking no guff
Hard - back
Strict - forbidding
Stiff - back - not smiling
Severe -- back of boat
Rigorous - back of boat
Unyielding — rump
Back end of a ship
Forbidding in aspect
Authoritarian writer of novels, abridged
Irish novelist reportedly having a forbidding appearance
Serious novelist, not English
Irish novelist, reportedly, is demanding
Rigid back
Severe and unremitting: area of a ship
Back of a marine vessel
Firm rear
Point to bird at back end of ship
Point on bird's back
Hardback?
Small bird's tail
Point to bird's back
Point to bird's rump
Rear small bird
Not smiling back
See 60-Across
Sirius XM radio star
Self-described King of All Media
Rudders region
Rudder area
Like a disciplinarian
Grim end to a ship
Austere Midwesterner?
Not a bow — not even a smile, apparently
Strictly speaking, the tail of a dog
Grim prospect for yachtsman trying to catch rival
Endmost part of an aircraft
Highly exacting
Rear part of a ship
Doling out tough love
Serious and strict
Rear with rudders
Very strict.
Like the deans in many college comedies
See 49-ACROSS*
Like the tone of a talking-to
Not up for any nonsense
Severe — not entirely Mister Nice
Hybrid flowering plant
Rich person (Informal)
Rising monetary growth comprises spin
Cord
Grimly serious
Inflexible part of ship?
Back being serious
Rear 16 birds
The rear of a ship or boat
Howard ____ of radio
Ships section
Howard or Daniel
Ship section.
Not joking at all
NYU school of business
Violinist Isaac who performed the solos in the movie Fiddler on the Roof
Small bird's back
Back at sea - thats harsh
Not exactly a fun boss
Unflinching
Like a stereotypical headmaster
Back of a yacht
By-the-book
Not in the mood for any funny stuff
Not in the mood for any funny stuff
Shocking Howard
Dour in demeanor
Outrageous Howard
Inflexible tail
Rear-end
Daniel in Home Alone
Small seabird in the back of boat
Letters from schoolmaster not like Snape?
Breastbones without a back




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