stound¹ or stownd /stownd or stoond/ (archaic and Scot)

1. A period of time, moment
2. A time of trouble
3. A pang, an ache
4. An assault, stroke
5. A shock
6. A din

1. To shoot like a pang
2. To ache, throb

stound² /stownd or stoond/ (Spenser)

To stun, astound

A stunned or astounded condition

stoun /stoon/ (Spenser)

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