| CROWSTEPS | • crowsteps n. Plural of crowstep. • CROWSTEP n. a steplike figure on a gable. | 
| DOORSTEPS | • doorsteps n. Plural of doorstep. • DOORSTEP v. to canvass door to door. | 
| FOOTSTEPS | • footsteps n. Plural of footstep. • FOOTSTEP n. a step with the foot. | 
| LOCKSTEPS | • locksteps n. Plural of lockstep. • LOCKSTEP n. a method of marching in tight formation. | 
| MULTISTEP | • multistep adj. Involving multiple steps. • MULTISTEP adj. having many steps. | 
| OVERSTEPS | • oversteps v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overstep. • OVERSTEP v. to go beyond. | 
| QUICKSTEP | • quickstep n. A fast foxtrot noted for its complex and intricate footwork. • quickstep v. To dance the quickstep. • quickstep v. To move with a hurried step. | 
| SIDESTEPS | • sidesteps n. Plural of sidestep. • sidesteps v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sidestep. • SIDESTEP v. to step to one side. | 
| STAIRSTEP | • stairstep n. Any of the steps in a staircase. • stairstep adj. Taking a shape or form similar to or suggestive of the steps in a staircase. • stair-step v. To walk up a set of stairs as exercise. | 
| STEPBAIRN | • stepbairn n. (UK dialectal, chiefly Scotland) A stepchild. • STEPBAIRN n. (Scots) a stepchild. | 
| STEPCHILD | • stepchild n. The child of one’s spouse but not one’s own. • stepchild n. (Obsolete) A bereaved child; one who has lost father or mother. • STEPCHILD n. a wife's or husband's but not one's own child, daughter or son. | 
| STEPDAMES | • stepdames n. Plural of stepdame. • STEPDAME n. a stepmother. | 
| STEPHANES | • stephanes n. Plural of stephane. • STEPHANE n. (Greek) an ancient Greek headdress like a diadem. | 
| STEPOVERS | • stepovers n. Plural of stepover. • step␣overs n. Plural of step over. • STEPOVER n. an instance of raising the foot over the ball while in possession in order to wrong-foot an opponent. | 
| STEPSTOOL | • stepstool n. A stool with built-in steps for climbing onto it, used for reaching high objects. • step␣stool n. A stool of various designs with one or more steps; in some designs the steps may be folded away underneath… • STEPSTOOL n. a stool able to be used as a step. | 
| UNSTEPPED | • unstepped v. Simple past tense and past participle of unstep. • unstepped adj. Not stepped; without steps. • UNSTEP v. to remove from a socket. | 
| UPSTEPPED | • upstepped v. Simple past tense and past participle of upstep. • UPSTEP v. to step up. |