steep¹ /stēp/

1. Rising or descending with great inclination
2. Precipitous
3. Headlong
4. Lofty (obsolete)
5. Difficult
6. Excessive, exorbitant (informal)
7. A lot to ask anyone to believe, exaggerated, incredible (informal)

A precipitous place

To cause to stoop, slope

To rise or fall precipitously

steepˈen transitive verb and intransitive verb

To make or become steeper

steepˈiness noun (obsolete)

steepˈish adjective

steepˈly adverb

steepˈness noun

steepˈy adjective (poetic)

Steep

steep(e)ˈdowne adjective (Shakespeare)

Precipitous

steep(e)ˈup adjective (Shakespeare)

Precipitous

steepˈ-to adjective (nautical)

Going down precipitously into the water

steep² /stēp/

1. To soak
2. To wet thoroughly
3. To saturate
4. To imbue

To undergo soaking or thorough wetting

1. A soaking process
2. A liquid for steeping anything in
3. Rennet

steepˈer noun

1. Someone who steeps
2. A vessel for steeping in

steeped in

1. Imbued with
2. Deeply familiar or involved with

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