Stepping is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STEPPING in dictionary:

VERB:
• STEP, to measure by pacing
• used as a polite or deferential way of asking someone to walk a short distance for a particular purpose
• perform a dance
• take a particular course of action
• set up (a mast) in its step.
• lift and set down one's foot or one foot after the other in order to walk somewhere or move to a new position
NOUN:
• an act or movement of putting one leg in front of the other in walking or running
• the distance covered by a step
• each of the sequences of movement of the feet which make up a dance.
• a short or easily walked distance
• a doorstep
• a rung of a ladder.
• a stepladder
• step aerobics
• a foothold cut in a slope of ice.
• a measure or action, especially one of a series taken in order to deal with or achieve a particular thing
• a stage in a gradual process
• a particular position or grade on an ascending or hierarchical scale
• an interval in a scale; a tone (whole step) or semitone (half step).
• an abrupt change in the value of a quantity, especially voltage.
• a person's particular way of walking
• a flat surface, especially one in a series, on which to place one's foot when moving from one level to another
• a block fixed to a boat's keel in order to take the base of a mast or other fitting.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move by lifting the foot and setting it down in another place
• present participle of step

Words related to STEPPING

step6 stepped12 steps7

Words that contain STEPPING

unstepping15 upstepping17 misstepping18 outstepping16 upsteppings18 doorstepping18 overstepping20 sidestepping18 doorsteppings19 quickstepping33 sidesteppings19 stairstepping18 counterstepping22

How to use STEPPING in a sentence

• At another sign from the Captain, the master-at-arms, stepping up, removed the shirt from the prisoner.
• This permitted every part of the bed to be reached by hand, and did away with the necessity of stepping on it.
• This is the doctrine I preached in Stepping Heavenward and I have so far seen nothing to change these views, while I desire and pray to be taught any other truth if I am wrong.
• There everything was unchanged, the light still burning, her satin slippers stepping on each other just as she had left them.
• He now no longer found himself stepping out proudly to the beating of the drums, but was compelled to slave away all day grinding the corn.
• Surely he must be the Major, Dane thought, so stepping forward, he stood for a few minutes close to the table.
• Stepping down to the edge of the water, she had an excellent view of the stream both ways.
• She bent her head as if she were stepping into a cave.
• I only knew that I dreaded meeting this man who was stepping, stepping into my life through the fog, and that I turned to meet him with my heart like ice but my brain on fire.
• It seems evident that the several sciences do really rise on stepping stones of their dead selves, and that those selves of the past are really dead and superseded.
• The men were stepping around carts piled with food, taking care to avoid the heavily burdened donkeys that crowded the street.
• Stepping outside the car, it would have been easy for us to spring away from it and leave it forever.
• I had been hit so hard several times that I grew afraid of the ball and contracted the habit of stepping away from the plate.
• Francisco, who, being pursued by his enemies, spread his cloak on the water and stepping on it was wafted across without harm and escaped.
• Grattin was called to our home and he came in a skiff and rowed to the door, pointing the bow into the parlor door and then stepping out into sixteen inches of water.
• Stepping softly, she came up close to Nekhludoff, stopped, and looked up at him from under her brows.
• I stumbled forward into the cool, dark shadow, and the woman followed me, while the man, stepping out with a yawn, stood in the entrance, stretching himself in the sunshine.
• By use of his field glasses Payne saw a mother turkey, low-crouched and stepping softly, leading her brood to shelter in the scrub.
• She overtook the Marquis as he was in the act of stepping his carriage.
• Stepping back, as the officer advanced, the girl grasped the pistol by the muzzle and hurled it squarely in his face.
• And Jesus, stepping into the boat, sat down, and went on talking to the people.
• Drawing his tomahawk and noiselessly stepping to the hole in the loft, he leaped into the midst of the astounded Indians.
• We walked towards the house, and, on stepping in, found a woman there, who scarcely looked at us, or seemed aware of our entrance.
• She was stepping into a motor-car when he came up with her.
• I was stepping upon the gate-head to walk across it.
• Stepping across it, he found himself in the next garden.
• Stepping quickly forward, she reached out her right hand, seized something and held it forth.

Similar words containing STEPP without suffix ing

steppe10 stepped12 stepper11 steppes11 steppers12 unstepped14 upstepped16 misstepped17 outstepped15 stepparent14 unstepping15 upstepping17 crowstepped21 doorstepped17 doorstepper16 misstepping18 outstepping16 overstepped19 sidestepped17 sidestepper16 stepparents15 upsteppings18 doorsteppers17 doorstepping18 overstepping20 quickstepped32 sidesteppers17 sidestepping18 stairstepped17 doorsteppings19 quickstepping33 sidesteppings19 stairstepping18 stepparenting18 stepparentings19 counterstepped21 counterstepping22

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