WordNet
step on
v. place or press the foot on; "He stepped on the hem of her long gown" [syn: tread on]
Usage examples of "step on".
I kept moving, trying not to step on the flailing laces of my remaining shoe, and ducked into an adjoining room.
Knee-length and paper-thin, they were nonetheless unpenetrable even if the boys should step on one of the needle-sharp ground thorns.
This time Claire managed not to step on the line, and she smiled triumphantly at her sister.