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Definition of steady
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Steadying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Stead.
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March
::
March (n.)
Hence:
Measured
and
regular
advance
or
movement,
like that of
soldiers
moving
in
order;
stately
or
deliberate
walk;
steady
onward
movement..
Light-headed
::
Light-headed
(a.)
Thoughtless;
heedless;
volatile;
unsteady;
fickle;
loose.
Level
::
Level (a.) Well
balanced;
even; just;
steady;
impartial;
as, a level head; a level
understanding.
[Colloq.].
Settle
::
Settle
(n.) To place in a fixed or
permanent
condition;
to make firm,
steady,
or
stable;
to
establish;
to fix; esp., to
establish
in life; to fix in
business,
in a home, or the
like..
Glimmer
::
Glimmer
(n.) A
faint,
unsteady
light;
feeble,
scattered
rays of
light;
also, a
gleam..
Balancereef
::
Balancereef
(n.) The last reef in a
fore-and-aft
sail, taken to
steady
the
ship..
Ballasting
::
Ballasting
(n.) That which is used for
steadying
anything;
ballast.
Steadiness
::
Steadily
(adv.)
In a
steady
manner.
Guy
::
Guy (v. t.) To
steady
or guide with a guy.
Steady
::
Steady
(n.) Firm in
standing
or
position;
not
tottering
or
shaking;
fixed;
firm.
Falter
::
Falter
(v. & n.) To
tremble;
to
totter;
to be
unsteady.
Quoin
::
Quoin (n.) to
support
and
steady
a
stone.
True
::
True (n.)
Steady
in
adhering
to
friends,
to
promises,
to a
prince,
or the like;
unwavering;
faithful;
loyal;
not
false,
fickle,
or
perfidious;
as, a true
friend;
a wife true to her
husband;
an
officer
true to his
charge..
Gaze
::
Gaze (v. i.) To fixx the eyes in a
steady
and
earnest
look; to look with
eagerness
or
curiosity,
as in
admiration,
astonishment,
or with
studious
attention..
Groggy
::
Groggy
(a.)
Overcome
with grog;
tipsy;
unsteady
on the legs.
Wick
::
Wick (n.) A
bundle
of
fibers,
or a
loosely
twisted
or
braided
cord, tape, or tube,
usually
made of soft spun
cotton
threads,
which by
capillary
attraction
draws up a
steady
supply
of the oil in
lamps,
the
melted
tallow
or wax in
candles,
or other
material
used for
illumination,
in small
successive
portions,
to be
burned..
Chock
::
Chock (n.) A
wedge,
or block made to fit in any space which it is
desired
to fill, esp.
something
to
steady
a cask or other body, or
prevent
it from
moving,
by
fitting
into the space
around
or
beneath
it..
Adherence
::
Adherence
(n.) The state of being fixed in
attachment;
fidelity;
steady
attachment;
adhesion;
as,
adherence
to a party or to
opinions..
Inconstant
::
Inconstant
(a.) Not
constant;
not
stable
or
uniform;
subject
to
change
of
character,
appearance,
opinion,
inclination,
or
purpose,
etc.; not firm;
unsteady;
fickle;
changeable;
variable;
-- said of
persons
or
things;
as,
inconstant
in love or
friendship..
Ballast
::
Ballast
(v. t.) To
steady,
as a
vessel,
by
putting
heavy
substances
in the
hold..
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