"steelen" meaning in English

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          "text": "At three-thirty a hush fell on the scene and the quiet swish of the warm waves, smacking in resonance the steelen sides, alone gave sound, a sleep-bringing lullaby dear to the soul of every sailor.",
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        "Made of steel."
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        "(literal, figurative) Made of steel."
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