| BARKEEP | • barkeep n. (Informal) a bartender. • BARKEEP n. (US) a bartender. |
| DEMIREP | • demirep n. (Colloquial, dated) A woman of doubtful reputation or suspected character; an adventuress. • DEMIREP n. (obsolete) a woman of doubtful reputation or suspected character. |
| DUBSTEP | • dubstep n. A genre of electronic music descended from 2-step garage, characterised by its dark mood, sparse half-step… • DUBSTEP n. a genre of electronic music conveying a dark and brooding atmosphere through prominent bass lines. |
| ENSTEEP | • ensteep v. (Obsolete) To steep or submerge. • ENSTEEP v. (Shakespeare) to steep; to place under water. |
| ENSWEEP | • ensweep v. (Transitive) To sweep over or across; to pass over rapidly. • ENSWEEP v. to sweep over. |
| MISKEEP | • miskeep v. (Transitive) To keep ill or wrongly. • MISKEEP v. to keep wrongly. |
| MISSTEP | • misstep n. A step that is wrong, a false step. • misstep n. (Figurative) An error or mistake. • misstep v. (Intransitive) To step badly or incorrectly. |
| OUTKEEP | • outkeep v. (Transitive) To keep or last, without spoiling, longer than. • OUTKEEP v. to surpass in keeping. |
| OUTPEEP | • outpeep v. (Archaic, poetic, intransitive) To peep out. • outpeep n. (Archaic, poetic) A peeping or glancing outward. • OUTPEEP v. to peep out. |
| OUTSTEP | • outstep v. (Transitive) To step or go beyond; exceed; overstep. • outstep conj. Alternative form of outcept. • OUTSTEP v. to step beyond. |
| OUTWEEP | • outweep v. (Transitive) To weep more than. • OUTWEEP v. to weep more than. |
| PARSNEP | • parsnep n. Archaic form of parsnip. • PARSNEP n. (obsolete) an umbelliferous plant or its edible carrot-like root, also PARSNIP. |
| UPSWEEP | • upsweep n. An upward sweep or curve. • upsweep n. (Swimming) The upward motion of a swimmer’s arm. • upsweep n. A hairstyle where most of the hair is fastened into place at the top of the head. |