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Definition of steep
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of steep is as below...
Steep (v. t.)
Making
a large angle with the plane of the
horizon;
ascending
or
descending
rapidly
with
respect
to a
horizontal
line or a
level;
precipitous;
as, a steep hill or
mountain;
a steep roof; a steep
ascent;
a steep
declivity;
a steep
barometric
gradient..
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Steepen
::
Steepening
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Steepe.
Steep
::
Steep (n.) A
rennet
bag.
Brant
::
Brant (a.)
Steep.
Spire
::
Spire (n.) A
tapering
body that
shoots
up or out to a point in a
conical
or
pyramidal
form.
Specifically
(Arch.),
the roof of a tower when of a
pyramidal
form and high in
proportion
to its
width;
also, the
pyramidal
or
aspiring
termination
of a tower which can not be said to have a roof, such as that of
Strasburg
cathedral;
the
tapering
part of a
steeple,
or the
steeple
itself..
Bluff
::
Bluff (a.)
Rising
steeply
with a flat or
rounded
front.
Precipitous
::
Precipitous
(a.)
Steep,
like a
precipice;
as, a
precipitous
cliff or
mountain..
Macerate
::
Macerate
(v. t.) To
soften
by
steeping
in a
liquid,
with or
without
heat; to wear away or
separate
the parts of by
steeping;
as, to
macerate
animal
or
vegetable
fiber..
Soak
::
Soak (v. i.) To lie
steeping
in water or other
liquid;
to
become
sturated;
as, let the cloth lie and
soak..
Cragged
::
Cragged
(a.) Full of
crags,
or
steep,
broken
//cks;
abounding
with
prominences,
points,
and
inequalities;
rough;
rugged..
Steeped
::
Steep (a.)
Bright;
glittering;
fiery.
Steeple-crowned
::
Steeple-crowned
(a.)
Bearing
a
steeple;
as, a
steeple-crowned
building..
Scar
::
Scar (n.) An
isolated
or
protruding
rock; a
steep,
rocky
eminence;
a bare place on the side of a
mountain
or steep bank of
earth..
Steeplechasing
::
Steeple
(n.) A
spire;
also, the tower and spire taken
together;
the whole of a
structure
if the roof is of spire form. See
Spire..
Drencher
::
Drencher
(n.) One who, or that
which,
west or
steeps..
Cliff
::
Cliff (n.) A high, steep rock; a
precipice..
Arduous
::
Arduous
(a.) Steep and
lofty,
in a
literal
sense;
hard to
climb..
Spiricle
::
Spired
(a.)
Having
a
spire;
being in the form of a
spire;
as, a
spired
steeple..
Steep
::
Steep (v. t.)
Making
a large angle with the plane of the
horizon;
ascending
or
descending
rapidly
with
respect
to a
horizontal
line or a
level;
precipitous;
as, a steep hill or
mountain;
a steep roof; a steep
ascent;
a steep
declivity;
a steep
barometric
gradient..
Brow
::
Brow (n.) The edge or
projecting
upper part of a steep
place;
as, the brow of a
precipice;
the brow of a
hill..
Souse
::
Souse (n.)
Something
kept or
steeped
in
pickle;
esp., the
pickled
ears, feet, etc., of
swine..
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