† steepfuladj.
Abounding in steeps, steep.Apparently an isolated use.
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1606 J. Sylvester tr. G. de S. Du Bartas Deuine Weekes & Wks. (new ed.) ii. iii. 28 Anon he stalkes about a steepfull Rock.
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adj.1606- to bear witnessing
- to bear, cast, look with, an evil eye
- to bear, fang, have the flower
- to bear, fang, have the flower of
- to bear, get, have, take, win the gree
- to bear, hold tack
- to bear, hold, keep coy
- to bear, hold, keep oneself coy
- to bear, owe a grudge
- to bear, owe a person a grudge
- to bear, take one's cross
- to bear, take up one's cross
- to beard the lion in his den
- to beard the lion in his lair
- to beat a a thing into fits
- to beat a bargain
- to beat a brook
- to beat a carpet
- to beat a charge
- to beat a curvet
- to beat a drum
- to beat a parley
- to beat a path
- to beat a person at etc own game
- to beat a person at her own game