Steeple

stēp′l, n. a tower of a church or building, ending in a point: the high head-dre of the 14th century.— adj. Steep′led , furnished with a steeple: adorned with, or as with, steeples or towers.— ns. Steep′le-hat , a high and narrow-crowned hat; Steep′le-house , an old Quaker name for the building in which believers meet for worship; Steep′lejack , one who climbs steeples and chimney-stalks to make repairs. [A.S. stýpel , stepel — steáp , steep.]