" stag "

[Noun]  | "stag" | \ ˈstag \

1: an adult male red deer; also : the male of various other deer (especially genus Cervus)

2: a young horse; especially : a young unbroken stallion

3: a male animal castrated after sexual maturity

Origin: 12th century ;

 Middle English stagge, from Old English stagga; akin to Old Norse andarsteggi drake;

[Noun]  | "stag beetle" 

1: any of a family (Lucanidae) of mostly large beetles having males with long and often branched mandibles suggesting the antlers of a stag

Origin: 1681 ;

[Noun]  | "stag night" 

1: a party for men only that is usually on the night before a man's wedding

[Noun]  | "stag party" 

1: a party for men only that is usually on the night before a man's wedding

[Verb]  | "stag" 

1: to spy on

2: to attend a dance or party without a companion

Origin: 1796 ;

 Stag (informer);

[Adjective]  | "stag" 

1: restricted to men

2: intended for a male audience; especially : pornographic

3: unaccompanied by someone of the opposite sex

Origin: 1843 ;

[Idiom]  | "go stag" 

1: to go to a party or other social event by oneself

[Adjective]  | "stag" 

[Noun]  | "stag"