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Definition of stock : 1. A plain soap which is made into toilet soap by adding perfumery, coloring matter, etc.
2. Raw material; that out of which something is manufactured; as, paper stock.

Synonyms:

rip, bear, mental strain, seed, declivity, pipeline, stock up, gunstock, line of reasoning, inception, flogging, bevy, ancestor, personal credit line, line of merchandise, extraction, capacity, investment company, simple eye, data, investment trust, fund, aspic, corporal punishment, carry, root, crook, opposite, bid, stature, as is someone's wont, bounty, job, lash, line of business, hawk, news, computer storage, occupation, auction, dip, gestate, downslope, cross-selling, timeworn, report, air, ritual, blood money, A to Z, production line, bailout, pullulate, rootage, tune, expect, collect, pack in, assortment, kin, crease, origination, balance, livestock, old-hat, tired, roue, bloodline, take to, dark, bank, memory, received, coulis, crinkle, post, variant, deport, pains, arithmetic, reservoir, line of work, branch, bull market, dignity, sprout, sway, trite, information, argument, line of credit, street cred, house, dividing line, gillyflower, carnation, transmission line, cred, run, cow town, forbear, chutney, billet, crowd, contain, personal line of credit, line of products, extend, retail, behave, parentage, acquit, customer care, pride, persuade, argumentation, cache, method acting, stemma, bearish, storage, amount, store, hoard, contrast, findings, catsup, melody, clove pink, nervous strain, entrepot, corral, parenthood, bondholder, express, on, barbecue sauce, origin, family tree, jam, kindred, pack, batch, demarcation, spud, farm animal, credit line, tenor, word, aioli, railway line, go up, cane, call, profligate, chastise, shoot, bourgeon, stock-taking, burgeon forth, buyer's market, self-respecting, striving, self-worth, hold, agate line, datum, keep, descendant, churn rate, cram, unoriginal, the birch, bouillon cube, blood line, declension, threadbare, tendency, broth, rakehell, crate, comport, transport, reserve, agglomeration, dull, dramatic, nest egg, investment firm, balsamic vinegar, tribe, storehouse, stock list, cattle prod, stash, dairy, business line, course, accumulation, melodic line, line of descent, channel, germinate, habit, rep, sell, credit rating, logical argument, hiding, bullish, assembly line, push, detail, telephone line, blood, aftermarket, rail line, bale, product line, in, bear market, filiation, precede, well-worn, block, telephone circuit, melodic phrase, custom, memory board, caudex, depot, daily life, take, banal, allocation, ocellus, shopworn, business, short letter, armoury, stockpile, linage, fathers, bid price, impart, var., flog, prevalent, shop, nisus, fact, fill, move, battery, song, peddle, antecedents, armory, acting, decline, dribble, conduct, backlog, launch, rake, beating, status, communication channel, fall, stock certificate, buy in, bank line, neckcloth, straining, going, popular, convey, common practice, broker-dealer, assembly, have a bun in the oven, bull, appropriation, monetary fund, wrinkle, source, declination, cash flow, subscriber line, inventorying, Malcolm Stock, arsenal, hackneyed, direct marketing, forebear, assemblage, way of life, transmit, saturate, beginning, birth, derivation, cold call, furrow, self-respect, cable, computer memory, stocktaking, seam, choke, stress, phone line

handle (part of speech: noun)

handle, spindle, brace, knob, knocker, crank, trigger, doorknob, shank, lug, pull, brake

average (part of speech: adjective)

median, halfway, mid, medium, middling, middle-of-the-road, run-of-the-mill, midmost, mean, mediocre, moderate, stereotype, dominant, mezzo, predominant

property (part of speech: noun)

holding, possessions, realty, ranch, territory, ground, estate, manor, realm, belongings, resources, kingdom, possession, inheritance, domain, principal, farm, real estate, legacy, fixtures, land, title, empire, chattel, property

merchandise (part of speech: noun)

effects, merchandise, article, ware, inventory, commodity, cargo, staple, goods, produce

portion (part of speech: noun)

helping, part, member, portion, fraction, commission, percentage, cut, compartment, share, interest, half, budget, proportion, slice, split, lot, piece, allotment, measure, allowance, quota, quantum, ration, sector, parcel, segment, dividend, subdivision, stake, chunk, division, partition, zone, bit

money (part of speech: noun)

funds, check, purse, change, promissory note, silver, coinage, greenback, dough, wampum, money, treasure, income, IOU, ways and means, spending money, note, profit, gross, bond, receipts, proceeds, bank note, draft, dollar, petty cash, money order, capital, scratch, cash, pounds, sterling, assets, pocket money, wallet, moolah, ingot, wad, issue, worth, loot, lucre, nugget, balance sheet, fortune, coupon, copper, wealth, currency, wherewithal, bullion, bill, gold, swag, bankroll, net worth

category (part of speech: noun)

genus, step, brand, persuasion, phylum, denomination, strain, rank, grain, form, clan, variety, mold, line, family, caste, ilk, grade, genotype, category, people, class, classification, order, style, label, degree, series, designation, taxonomy, species, stamp, type, set, make, feather, kind, sort, stripe, level

parentage (part of speech: noun)

descent, genealogy, breed, ancestry, lineage, race, pedigree

material (part of speech: noun)

matter, ore, material, element, raw materials, substance, stuff

regular (part of speech: adjective)

everyday, monotonous, habitual, orthodox, cyclical, commonplace, normal, continual, constant, routine, familiar, epochal, chronic, periodic, standard, steady, frequent, ordinary, accustomed, general, average, prevailing, predominating, recurrent, regular, metronomic, rhythmic, conventional, universal, traditional, common, customary, mundane, usual, canonical

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