stepper

I marvel that these steppers upon flowers childishly make no provision for the pitfalls concealed beneath them.

Although Martha Haskins never won a prize at a dance, she was proud of having been “a purty good stepper."

Before he entered high school, he was a "stepper,” a practitioner of a local Philadelphia dance form derived from tapping.

I am working out on the stepper, but I feel like dancing instead.

The Age field is a numeric stepper tool that allows you to scroll through a specific range of numbers.

"And I would dress smack daddy down." Tawanda throws her head back, laughing. "The other girls was all lacy-like, with high heels; I had steppers, low heels like men's spectator shoes, and pointy toes. I got the foot for it and I got the height; I would put on the suit, the pantsuit, go out there with my megaphone, and step—I would STEP!" She hops to her feet and does a step or two.

On the treadmill we were shut up in little boxes, almost pitch dark, and the handrail to catch hold of when treading the mill was so high […] I refused point blank, one morning, to go on the stepper on plea of illness, […]