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Definition of step
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 step is as below...
Step (v. i.) A
portable
framework
of
stairs,
much used
indoors
in
reaching
to a high
position..
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Interpose
::
Interpose
(v. i.) To step in
between
parties
at
variance;
to
mediate;
as, the
prince
interposed
and made
peace..
Grade
::
Grade (v. t.) To
arrange
in
order,
steps,
or
degrees,
according
to size,
quality,
rank, etc..
Step-
::
Step (v. i.) A
change
of
position
effected
by a
motion
of
translation.
Trip
::
Trip (v. t.) To cause to
stumble,
or take a false step; to cause to lose the
footing,
by
striking
the feet from
under;
to cause to fall; to throw off the
balance;
to
supplant;
-- often
followed
by up; as, to trip up a man in
wrestling..
Bridgeboard
::
Bridgeboard
(n.) A
notched
board to which the
treads
and
risers
of the steps of
wooden
stairs
are
fastened.
Go
::
Go (v. i.) To move upon the feet, or step by step; to walk; also, to walk step by step, or
leisurely..
Advance
::
Advance
(v.) The first step
towards
the
attainment
of a
result;
approach
made to gain
favor,
to form an
acquaintance,
to
adjust
a
difference,
etc.; an
overture;
a
tender;
an
offer;
--
usually
in the
plural..
Stepping-stone
::
Stepper
(n.) One who, or that
which,
steps;
as, a quick
stepper..
Footstep
::
Footstep
(n.) An
inclined
plane under a hand
printing
press.
Walk
::
Walk (v. i.) To move along on foot; to
advance
by
steps;
to go on at a
moderate
pace;
specifically,
of
two-legged
creatures,
to
proceed
at a
slower
or
faster
rate, but
without
running,
or
lifting
one foot
entirely
before
the other
touches
the
ground..
Stepson
::
Stepsister
(n.) A
daughter
of one's
stepfather
or
stepmother
by a
former
marriage.
Cramp
::
Cramp (n.) A piece of wood
having
a curve
corresponding
to that of the upper part of the
instep,
on which the upper
leather
of a boot is
stretched
to give it the
requisite
shape..
Gaiter
::
Gaiter
(n.) A
covering
of cloth or
leather
for the ankle and
instep,
or for the whole leg from the knee to the
instep,
fitting
down upon the
shoe..
Minuet
::
Minuet
(n.) A slow
graceful
dance
consisting
of a
coupee,
a high step, and a
balance..
Investigate
::
Investigate
(v. t.) To
follow
up step by step by
patient
inquiry
or
observation;
to trace or track
mentally;
to
search
into; to
inquire
and
examine
into with care and
accuracy;
to find out by
careful
inquisition;
as, to
investigate
the
causes
of
natural
phenomena..
Elephantine
::
Elephantine
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
elephant,
or
resembling
an
elephant
(commonly,
in
size);
hence,
huge;
immense;
heavy;
as, of
elephantine
proportions;
an
elephantine
step or
tread..
Degree
::
Degree
(n.) The point or step of
progression
to which a
person
has
arrived;
rank or
station
in life;
position.
Surveyed
::
Survenue
(n.) A
sudden
or
unexpected
coming
or
stepping
on.
Trip
::
Trip (n.) A false step; a
stumble;
a
misstep;
a loss of
footing
or
balance.
Fig.: An
error;
a
failure;
a
mistake.
Riffle
::
Riffle
(n.) A
trough
or
sluice
having
cleats,
grooves,
or steps
across
the
bottom
for
holding
quicksilver
and
catching
particles
of gold when
auriferous
earth is
washed;
also, one of the
cleats,
grooves,
or steps in such a
trough.
Also
called
ripple..
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