1. A turret of a church, tapering to a point; a spire.

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

• steelp,
• steeley,
• steaple,
• steple,
• steaply,
• sleeply,
• statple,
• styple,
• stapple,
• speeele,
• deeple,
• steeel,
• speople,
• stumple,
• stiple,
• stample,
• seetle,
• stimple,
• steeler,
• steepr

• stifler,
• staplegun,
• staple gun,
• Stablein,
• stable,
• staple,
• Stapleton,
• stifled,
• stiffler,
• stopple,
• stubble,
• stapler,
• stipule,
• stippled,
• stippler,
• stipple,
• stabile,
• stapled,
• stubbled,
• steeply,
• stifle,
• stoplight,
• staples,
• stapley,
• Stauble,
• St Fleur,
• Stabler,
• stepladder,
• Steffler,
• stiefel.

The adjective form of the word "steeple" is "steepled".

The plural of the "steeple" can be the "steeples".

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