said of drinks: not carbonated; not effervescent

still orange

denoting or relating to static photographs as distinct from moving pictures

a still photographer

chiefly archaic or literary to calm or quieten (somebody or something)

If you hear a child cry in the night, you must call to the nurse and bid her still it — Shakespeare

Instead of trying to still his fears, he encouraged them — George Eliot

to make or become calm, quiet, or motionless

as before; even now or even then

Drink it while it's still hot

You aren't still worrying about the key, are you?

in spite of that; nevertheless

I still think it's immoral

however; looking on the bright side

Still, we've nearly finished

(in negative contexts) yet

I still haven't written to thank them

archaic or literary always; continually

And I will love thee still, my dear, till a’ the seas gang dry — Burns

(used with comparatives) even; yet

I've thought of a still nicer idea

a still photograph, esp a photograph of actors or a scene from a film reproduced for publicity or documentary purposes

chiefly literary quiet; silence

in the still of the night