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Definition of Steedious
Steedious
adjective
- To have the traits or qualities of a horse.
"My dog is veryy stedious. He runs around all the time and jumps over high fences."Last edited on Nov 29 2016. Submitted by Anonymous on Nov 29 2016.
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