Stŏlp, n.
n. [Icel. stŏlpi, Dan., Sw., & O. D. stolpe, Lith. stulpas, Lett. stulbs, Russ. stolb, stolp, O. Slav. stlŭpy.] A short, stout post, used to mark a boundary, or driven into the ground for any purpose. [Prov. Eng.] Halliwell.
n. [Icel. stŏlpi, Dan., Sw., & O. D. stolpe, Lith. stulpas, Lett. stulbs, Russ. stolb, stolp, O. Slav. stlŭpy.] A short, stout post, used to mark a boundary, or driven into the ground for any purpose. [Prov. Eng.] Halliwell.