1. Place or room which another had or might have; the frame on which a bed is laid.

2. To help. To stand in stead, to be of use or advantage.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• sttd,
• steadie,
• steet,
• sterdy,
• istead,
• sebd,
• steardy,
• straed,
• satetd,
• steped,
• staetd,
• steamd,
• steaky,
• styand,
• statd,
• sready,
• swead,
• steake,
• styed,
• stteal

• staudt,
• stoute,
• state,
• studio,
• steed,
• staid,
• statue,
• studt,
• stay at,
• stud,
• stoudt,
• stewed,
• steady,
• stoat,
• study.

The adjective form of the word "stead" is "steadfast".

The plural of the "stead" can be the "steads".

The singular of the "stead" can be the "stead".