1. • noun - an ordinary man
   • noun - the dead body of a human being
   • adj - not moving or operating freely
   • adj - powerful
   • adj - rigidly formal
   • adj - having a strong physiological or chemical effect
   • adj - marked by firm determination or resolution
   • adj - incapable of or resistant to bending
   • adj - very drunk
   • adv - extremely
   • adv - in a stiff manner
2. • Difficult to bend; rigid.
   • Not moving or operating easily or freely; resistant: a stiff hinge.
   • Lacking ease or comfort of movement; not limber: a stiff neck.
   • Drawn tightly; taut.
   • Rigidly formal.
   • Lacking ease or grace.
   • Not liquid, loose, or fluid; thick: stiff dough.
   • Firm, as in purpose; resolute.
   • Having a strong, swift, steady force or movement: a stiff current; a stiff breeze.
   • Potent or strong: a stiff drink.
   • Difficult, laborious, or arduous: a stiff hike; a stiff examination.
   • Difficult to comprehend or accept; harsh or severe: a stiff penalty.
   • Excessively high: a stiff price.
   • Not heeling over much in spite of great wind or the press of the sail.
   • In a stiff manner: frozen stiff.
   • To a complete extent; totally: bored stiff.
   • A corpse.
   • A person regarded as constrained, priggish, or overly formal.
   • A drunk.
   • A person: a lucky stiff; just an ordinary working stiff.
   • A hobo; a tramp.
   • A person who tips poorly.
   • To tip (someone) inadequately or not at all, as for a service rendered: paid the dinner check but stiffed the waiter.
   • To cheat (someone) of something owed: My roommate stiffed me out of last month’s rent.
   • These adjectives are compared as they describe what is very firm and does not easily bend or give way.
3. • adj - difficult to bend or stretch
   • v - to cheat someone by not paying

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