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  1. stepstool: Collins English Dictionary
  2. stepstool: Wordnik
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Definitions from Wiktionary (stepstool)

▸ noun:  A stool with built-in steps for climbing onto it, used for reaching high objects.

Similar:
stepchair, step stool, stairstep, pair of stepladders, stepwork, steps, stirrup, footstool, stool, understep, more...

Opposite:
ladder, chair, bench, platform, table

Types:
folding stool, footstool, ottoman, pouf, tabouret, vanity stool, more...

Adjectives:
small, sturdy, wooden, little, high

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Similar:
stepchair, step stool, stairstep, pair of stepladders, stepwork, steps, stirrup, footstool, stool, understep, more...

Opposite:
ladder, chair, bench, platform, table

Types:
folding stool, footstool, ottoman, pouf, tabouret, vanity stool, more...

Adjectives:
small, sturdy, wooden, little, high



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