Stealing
Stealingad.slily, in an imperceptible manner
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Stealthy
Stealthya.performed by stealth, clandestine, sly
Steam
Steamn.the smoke or heat of hot liquid, vapor
Steatite
Steatiten.soap stone, a species of magnesian earth
Steatitic
Steatitica.pertaining to steatite
Sted (2)
Stedn.room or place
Steddily
Steddilyad.firmly, constantly
Steddiness
Steddinessn.firmness, constancy, uniformity
Steddy
Steddya.firm, constant, not wavering
Steddy (2)
Steddyv.t.to make or keep firm
Stedfast (2)
Stedfasta.firm in a place or condition
Stedfastly
Stedfastlyad.firmly, immoveably
Stedfastness
Stedfastnessn.firmness of resolution
Steed
Steedn.a horse, a horse kept for state or war
Steel
Steeln.iron combined with a small portion of carbon, armor, weapons, hardness
Steel (2)
Steelv.t.to edge with steel, firm, hard, unmerciful
Steelyard
Steelyardn.an iron rod to weigh goods with
Steep
Steepa.approaching to a perpendicular, slanting
Steep (2)
Steepn.a precipice;v.t.to soak, dip, infuse
Steep (3)
Steepn.a mixture for steeping seeds, &c.
Steeper
Steepern.a vat or cistern to steep in,Etym. (W. Indies)
Steeple
Steeplen.the turret or spire of a church
Steepness
Steepnessn.a steep descent, a great declivity
Steepy
Steepya.steep, perpendicular, inclining, sloping
Steer
Steern.a young bullock;v.t.to direct a course
Steerage
Steeragen.the act of steering, care, part of a ship
Steersman
Steersman, or Steersmaten.one who steers a ship