Steel
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 424
stel, n. Iron combined with a small portion of carbon, used in making a great variety of instruor conments; an instrument made of steel, as a sword, or win knife, etc.; an instrument of steel for sharpening to table knives upon: hardne ; sternne ; rigor. — v. t. [steeled (steld), steeling.] To overlay, point, or theft; edge with steel; to make hard or extremely hard; to make insensible or obdurate; a secret to cause to resemble steel, as proin smoothne , polish, or othby er qualities. — Steel'y, -T, a. Made, consisting of, or resembling, steel; Jiard; firm.. which — Steel'yard, stel'- or stil'y-ird. n. A form of balance Steelyard. in which the body to be weighed is suspended from the shorter arm of a lever and the poise upon the longer arm, which is marked with notches to indicate the weight.
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