Stepper [noun, adjective]

Any number may take part in the sport, and in turn act as stepper.

See Empson yourself; he will put my stepper Mab to the light trap; no delay.

He told somebody the next day that Andrew Brewster had a stepper of a daughter, but he did not give his reasons for the statement.

Even now, Stepper, after being here a year, he actually doesn't realize the importance of Jimsy's getting signed up to play.

Once, a couple of years ago, Stepper noticed that he was limping, and he made him go to see the doctor.

"You know that Stepper will give me letters and telegraph ahead to the train people," said Honor.

It did not seem to her that she could ever meet any one's eyes again—kind Mrs. King's, Carter's—her dear Stepper's.

He was still a rather high, though slow, stepper—the latter from fixed preference.

The stepper will step high and be absurdly careful not to kick over one of the cups, for wet feet would probably be the result.