Definitions
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- noun A
stool with in-builtsteps for climbing onto it, used for reaching high objects.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Now he's learned how to move a stepstool or kitchen chair over to that counter so he can use it to climb up things (you should see how proud of himself he looks).
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We have a “tower” which is kind of a stepstool with railings.
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October 5th, 2009 7: 32 pm ET ok boys, after this shot you can take away the stepstool.
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And you're on a stepstool and so when you realize the one piece you slipped on backwards is the part that anchors the whole thing together, that means the whole thing has to come apart.
Amazing Race's Jaime and Cara: We Wouldn't Have U-Turned Kent and Vyxsin
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Now he's learned how to move a stepstool or kitchen chair over to that counter so he can use it to climb up things (you should see how proud of himself he looks).
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He opens the door after a sharp rap and leans against the exam table, one lanky leg propped on the stepstool.
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Earl Cooley III , #53, I can get the battery out of the smoke alarm with my reacher, but I have to have someone else stand on the stepstool to put the new one in.
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There was even a stepstool beside it so Rigg could climb up and in.
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As if I cannot, or have not on numerous occasions, dragged a stepstool into the kitchen, climbed the two short steps, pushed the jars and cartons back and got my hands on "The Box."
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Someone who's never stood on a bath stepstool, wondering if the bottom half of her outfit is okay.
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