General

/ˌstræpt fə ˈkæʃ/

British (and American) expression meaning short of money.

/staʊt/

Dark beer, particularly Guinness (though not exclusively British).

/ˌstəʊn ðə ˈkrəʊz/

British exclamation of surprise, euphemistic substitute for stronger oaths.

/ˈstəʊtə/

Scottish slang for excellent thing or attractive person.

/stəʊt/

British (and international) weasel-like mammal.

/staɪl/

British steps/structure for crossing fence while blocking livestock.

/ˈstedi/

British (and American) old-fashioned term for regular boyfriend/girlfriend.

/ˈsteɪʃn/

While international, British railway station culture and terminology ('station master', 'station platform') shows railway heritage importance.

/ˈstɑːvɪŋ/

While international for very hungry, Northern English use is particularly emphatic.

/stænd/

British spectator seating area at sports ground.