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Definition of steem
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Stem (n.) Alt. of Stee.
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Popularity
::
Popularity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
popular;
especially,
the state of being
esteemed
by, or of being in favor with, the
people
at
large;
good will or favor
proceeding
from the
people;
as, the
popularity
of a law,
statesman,
or a
book..
Respect
::
Respect
(v.)
Esteem;
regard;
consideration;
honor.
Sterling
::
Sterlet
(n.) A small
sturgeon
(Acipenser
ruthenus)
found in the
Caspian
Sea and its
rivers,
and
highly
esteemed
for its
flavor.
The
finest
caviare
is made from its roe..
Think
::
Think (v. t.) To
believe;
to
consider;
to
esteem.
Creditable
::
Creditable
(a.)
Deserving
or
possessing
reputation
or
esteem;
reputable;
estimable.
Honor
::
Honor (n.)
Esteem
due or paid to
worth;
high
estimation;
respect;
consideration;
reverence;
veneration;
manifestation
of
respect
or
reverence.
Trout
::
Trout (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
fishes
belonging
to
Salmo,
Salvelinus,
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Salmonidae.
They are
highly
esteemed
as game
fishes
and for the
quality
of their
flesh.
All the
species
breed in fresh
water,
but after
spawning
many of them
descend
to the sea if they have an
opportunity..
Sound
::
Sound (n.) The air
bladder
of a fish; as, cod
sounds
are an
esteemed
article
of
food..
Count
::
Count (v. t.) To
esteem;
to
account;
to
reckon;
to
think,
judge,
or
consider..
Honor
::
Honor (n.) A token of
esteem
paid to
worth;
a mark of
respect;
a
ceremonial
sign of
consideration;
as, he wore an honor on his
breast;
military
honors;
civil
honors..
Hold
::
Hold (v. t.) To
consider;
to
regard;
to
esteem;
to
account;
to
think;
to
judge.
Esteem
::
Esteem
(v. t.) High
estimation
or
value;
great
regard;
favorable
opinion,
founded
on
supposed
worth..
Truffle
::
Truffle
(n.) Any one of
several
kinds of
roundish,
subterranean
fungi,
usually
of a
blackish
color.
The
French
truffle
(Tuber
melanosporum)
and the
English
truffle
(T.
aestivum)
are much
esteemed
as
articles
of
food..
Dorking Fowl
::
Dorking
fowl () One of a breed of
large-bodied
domestic
fowls,
having
five toes, or the hind toe
double.
There are
several
strains,
as the
white,
gray, and
silver-gray.
They are
highly
esteemed
for the
table..
Bermuda Grass
::
Bermuda
grass () A kind of grass
(Cynodon
Dactylon)
esteemed
for
pasture
in the
Southern
United
States.
It is a
native
of
Southern
Europe,
but is now
wide-spread
in warm
countries;
--
called
also
scutch
grass,
and in
Bermuda,
devil
grass..
Amaryllis
::
Amaryllis
(n.) A
family
of
plants
much
esteemed
for their
beauty,
including
the
narcissus,
jonquil,
daffodil,
agave,
and
others..
Sweetbread
::
Sweetbread
(n.)
Either
the
thymus
gland or the
pancreas,
the
former
being
called
neck, /
throat,
sweetbread,
the
latter
belly
sweetbread.
The
sweetbreads
of
ruminants,
esp. of the calf, are
highly
esteemed
as food. See
Pancreas,
and
Thymus..
Reckoning
::
Reckoning
(n.)
Esteem;
account;
estimation.
Greekling
::
Greekling
(n.) A
little
Greek,
or one of small
esteem
or
pretensions..
Pearl
::
Pearl (n.) A
shelly
concretion,
usually
rounded,
and
having
a
brilliant
luster,
with
varying
tints,
found in the
mantle,
or
between
the
mantle
and
shell,
of
certain
bivalve
mollusks,
especially
in the pearl
oysters
and river
mussels,
and
sometimes
in
certain
univalves.
It is
usually
due to a
secretion
of
shelly
substance
around
some
irritating
foreign
particle.
Its
substance
is the same as
nacre,
or
mother-of-pearl.
Pearls
which are
round,
or
nearly
round,
and of fine
luster,
are
highly
esteemed
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