Synonyms
Examples for "footstool"
Examples for "footstool"
1
She kept it hidden in a cushioned footstool in her inner room.
2
She sat on a little footstool down in front of the seat.
3
With that he raised the footstool and struck Odysseus on the shoulder.
4
Both the throne and its footstool are covered with cloth of gold.
5
Yes, but whose wife's belly is as flat as a pauper's footstool?
1
Equally, buy a wrist rest and footrest if you find them comfortable.
2
He tugged the lever to raise the footrest, so she could semi-recline.
3
When the footrest swept forward again, it brushed the bottoms of her feet.
4
The gondola rocked, its footrest nudging her forward and easing away, swinging her.
5
It squawked lamely as I dragged it over to use as a footrest.
1
Or, it can be a foot rest if you are really, really tall.
2
Later we would add Ebony on the extended foot rest.
3
The sharp, almost nauseating bolt of pain from Carver's ankle had been inflicted by the foot rest.
4
Presently he was stretched in a chair, his boots thrown across the foot rest in front of him.
5
Each chair weighs a tonne and feature padded seats, a foot rest and loading carpet with access gates.
1
Cherise occupied that space, sitting in the desk chair, her feet resting on a foot stool concocted from a plastic box.
2
The matching coffee table costs €139, side tables €19 each and a foot stool costs €99.
3
No wonder the ladies look complacently at the glassy ice; with a stove for a foot stool one might sit cozily beside the North Pole.
4
These stayed to watch the "mad Inglesi," as a foreigner called him, knocking his head against the foot stool of an unresponsive god of chance.
5
The peculiar gift of elephant- foot stools to visiting leaders was a strong message in support of trade.
6
Their household furniture consists of a few wooden platters, cocoa-nut shells, and some neat wooden pillows shaped like four- footed stools or forms.
7
ANTHONY: That man's reason, cousin, is like a three- footed stool-sotottering on every side that whosoever sits on it may soon take a foul fall.