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The definition of stake

9 Definitions of: stake

1. noun, a stick or metal bar driven into the ground as a marker, part of a fence, support for a plant, etc
2. noun, one of a number of vertical posts that fit into sockets around a flat truck or railway wagon to hold the load in place
3. noun, a method or the practice of executing a person by binding him to a stake in the centre of a pile of wood that is then set on fire
4. noun, Mormon Church an administrative district consisting of a group of wards under the jurisdiction of a president
5. noun, pull up stakes to leave one's home or temporary resting place and move on
6. verb, to tie, fasten, or tether with or to a stake
7. verb, to fence or surround with stakes
8. verb, to lay (a claim) to land, rights, etc
9. verb, to support with a stake
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1. noun, the money or valuables that a player must hazard in order to buy into a gambling game or make a bet
2. noun, an interest, often financial, held in something
3. noun, the money that a player has available for gambling
4. noun, a prize in a race, etc, esp one made up of contributions from contestants or owners
5. noun, horse racing a race in which all owners of competing horses contribute to the prize money
6. noun, short for grubstake
7. noun, at stake at risk
8. noun, raise the stakes a) to increase the amount of money or valuables hazarded in a gambling game b) to increase the costs, risks, or considerations involved in taking an action or reaching a conclusion
9. verb, to hazard (money, etc) on a result
10. verb, to invest in or support by supplying with money, etc
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Synonyms:	risk, pole, post, spike, stick, pale, paling, picket, stave, palisade	And more...

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