| BESTEADING | • besteading n. Help; assistance; aid; avail. • besteading v. Present participle of bestead. • BESTEAD v. (archaic) to help, relieve. |
| FARMSTEADS | • farmsteads n. Plural of farmstead. • FARMSTEAD n. a farmhouse with buildings belonging to it. |
| HEAPSTEADS | • heapsteads n. Plural of heapstead. • HEAPSTEAD n. the buildings and places around a mine shaft. |
| HOMESTEADS | • homesteads n. Plural of homestead. • HOMESTEAD n. a dwelling-house with outhouses and enclosures immediately connected with it. |
| ROADSTEADS | • roadsteads n. Plural of roadstead. • ROADSTEAD n. an anchorage off shore. |
| ROCKSTEADY | • rocksteady n. (Music) A genre of Jamaican music somewhat slower than ska. • rock-steady adj. Absolutely or completely steady. • rock-steady adj. Consistent and dependable in one’s behaviour or performance. |
| STEADINESS | • steadiness n. The state of being steady. • steadiness n. The degree of stability. • STEADINESS n. the state of being steady. |
| UNSTEADIED | • unsteadied v. Simple past tense and past participle of unsteady. • UNSTEADY v. to make unsteady. |
| UNSTEADIER | • unsteadier adj. Comparative form of unsteady: more unsteady. • UNSTEADY adj. not steady. |
| UNSTEADIES | • unsteadies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unsteady. • UNSTEADY v. to make unsteady. |
| UNSTEADILY | • unsteadily adv. In an unsteady manner, so as to shake or falter. • unsteadily adv. In an uncertain manner; with hesitation or timidity. • UNSTEADY adv. not steady. |