"steppa" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From step- + pa.",
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      "form": "steppas",
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          "ref": "1936–1938, the Federal Writers' Project of the Works Progress Administration for the State of Texas, quoting Joe Barnes, Slave Narratives […], volume XVI (Texas Narratives), part 1, Washington, D.C., published 1941, →OCLC, page 45:",
          "text": "My mammy's name was Artimisi, but dey call her Emily, and pa's name Jerry Wooten, 'cause he live on de Wooten place. My steppa named Barnes and I taken dat name.",
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          "text": "Ma’s teachin’ me. She’s smart—smart enough to be a school teacher. But Pa—he’s my steppa; my real pa died when I was little—he can’t read or write, and he doesn’t believe in book learnin’!",
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          "text": "My steppa, he shoots cats. Can’t abide ’em. Maybe he shot the one you’re lookin for.",
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        "A stepfather."
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        "(colloquial, rare) A stepfather."
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          "text": "Ma’s teachin’ me. She’s smart—smart enough to be a school teacher. But Pa—he’s my steppa; my real pa died when I was little—he can’t read or write, and he doesn’t believe in book learnin’!",
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          "text": "My steppa, he shoots cats. Can’t abide ’em. Maybe he shot the one you’re lookin for.",
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