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Definition of steep
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Steinkirk
(n.) A kind of
neckcloth
worn in a loose and
disorderly
fashion.
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Escarpment
::
Escarpment
(n.) A steep
descent
or
declivity;
steep face or edge of a
ridge;
ground
about a
fortified
place,
cut away
nearly
vertically
to
prevent
hostile
approach.
See
Scarp..
Brine
::
Brine (v. t.) To steep or
saturate
in
brine.
Steer
::
Steepy
(a.)
Steep;
precipitous.
Fall
::
Fall (n.)
Descent
of
water;
a
cascade;
a
cataract;
a rush of water down a
precipice
or
steep;
--
usually
in the
plural,
sometimes
in the
singular;
as, the falls of
Niagara..
Couch
::
Couch (v. t.) A mass of
steeped
barley
spread
upon a floor to
germinate,
in
malting;
or the floor
occupied
by the
barley;
as, couch of
malt..
Cragged
::
Cragged
(a.) Full of
crags,
or
steep,
broken
//cks;
abounding
with
prominences,
points,
and
inequalities;
rough;
rugged..
Wince
::
Wince (n.) A reel used in
dyeing,
steeping,
or
washing
cloth;
a
winch.
It is
placed
over the
division
wall
between
two wince pits so as to allow the cloth to
descend
into
either
compartment.
at
will..
Brink
::
Brink (n.) The edge,
margin,
or
border
of a steep
place,
as of a
precipice;
a bank or edge, as of a river or pit; a
verge;
a
border;
as, the brink of a
chasm.
Also Fig..
Gothic
::
Gothic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a style of
architecture
with
pointed
arches,
steep
roofs,
windows
large in
proportion
to the wall
spaces,
and,
generally,
great
height
in
proportion
to the other
dimensions
--
prevalent
in
Western
Europe
from about 1200 to 1475 a. d. See
Illust.
of
Abacus,
and
Capital..
Ca–on
::
Ca–on
(n.) A deep
gorge,
ravine,
or
gulch,
between
high and steep
banks,
worn by water
courses..
Steeple-crowned
::
Steeple-crowned
(a.)
Bearing
a
steeple;
as, a
steeple-crowned
building..
Still
::
Still (n.) A steep hill or
ascent.
Hatch
::
Hatch (v. t.) To
cross;
to spot; to
stain;
to
steep.
Sprag
::
Sprag (v. t.) To check the
motion
of, as a
carriage
on a steep
grade,
by
putting
a sprag
between
the
spokes
of the
wheel..
Mural
::
Mural (a.)
Resembling
a wall;
perpendicular
or
steep;
as, a mural
precipice..
Brant
::
Brant (a.)
Steep.
Bluff
::
Bluff (n.) A high, steep bank, as by a river or the sea, or
beside
a
ravine
or
plain;
a cliff with a broad
face..
Hang
::
Hang (n.) A sharp or steep
declivity
or
slope.
Insteeping
::
Insteeping
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Instee.
Sprit
::
Sprit (v. t.) To
sprout;
to bud; to
germinate,
as
barley
steeped
for
malt..
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