| COUNTERSTEPS | • countersteps n. Plural of counterstep. • countersteps v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of counterstep. • COUNTERSTEP n. a step in retaliation. |
| DOORSTEPPERS | • doorsteppers n. Plural of doorstepper. • DOORSTEPPER n. a salesman who tries to sell on the doorstep. |
| DOORSTEPPING | • doorstepping v. Present participle of doorstep. • doorstepping n. The visiting of one household after another to solicit sales, charitable donations, political support, etc. • doorstepping n. (Journalism) The action of cornering someone for an unexpected interview. |
| OVERSTEPPING | • overstepping v. Present participle of overstep. • OVERSTEP v. to go beyond. |
| QUICKSTEPPED | • quickstepped v. Simple past tense and past participle of quickstep. • QUICKSTEP v. to do the quickstep. |
| SIDESTEPPERS | • sidesteppers n. Plural of sidestepper. • SIDESTEPPER n. one who sidesteps. |
| SIDESTEPPING | • sidestepping v. Present participle of sidestep. • SIDESTEPPING n. the act of avoiding an issue. |
| STAIRSTEPPED | • STAIRSTEP v. to carry out an exercise like stepping on a stair. |
| STEPBROTHERS | • stepbrothers n. Plural of stepbrother. • step-brothers n. Plural of step-brother. • STEPBROTHER n. a son of one's stepparent by a former partner. |
| STEPCHILDREN | • stepchildren n. Plural of stepchild. • STEPCHILD n. a wife's or husband's but not one's own child, daughter or son. |
| STEPDANCINGS | • STEPDANCING n. doing a step dance. |
| STEPDAUGHTER | • stepdaughter n. The daughter of one’s spouse and not of oneself. • STEPDAUGHTER n. a daughter of one's wife or husband by a former partner. |
| STEPFAMILIES | • stepfamilies n. Plural of stepfamily. • STEPFAMILY n. a family acquired by a second marriage. |
| STEPMOTHERLY | • stepmotherly adj. Like or befitting a stepmother. • STEPMOTHERLY adj. like a stepmother. |