STALL, to lodge, or put up at a public house. Also, to act a part.—_Theatrical._ STALL, or STALL OFF, a dodge, a blind, or an excuse. STALL is _ancient cant_. STALL OFF, to blind, excuse, hide, to screen a robbery during the perpetration of it by an accomplice. STALL YOUR MUG, go away; spoken sharply by any one who wishes to get rid of a troublesome or inconvenient person. STALLSMAN, an accomplice.