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Meanings of stanchion in English
Russian
пиллерс Spanish
puntal de cubierta Usage of stanchion in English
1
Yet keeps the body confined to a very few feet of stanchion.
2
Throw up a rope and you can fix it to this stanchion.
3
We fastened him securely to a stanchion and tagged to his destination.
4
He gave her only a passing glance and caught the lifeline stanchion.
5
I leaned against an iron stanchion and longed for the sea's message.
6
The crow flapped off his shoulder and landed on a nearby stanchion.
7
All Raven has to do is make Hiro run into a stanchion.
8
Jack, weak-kneed, stepped away from the stanchion, though he was still handcuffed.
9
It was locked shut against a stout, vertical iron stanchion immediately behind.
10
He was gripping a stanchion fiercely; his fingers were white with the strain.
11
Then he caught sight of his chum, lashed to the stanchion.
12
I know a stanchion from an anchor and a rope from a smoke-stack.
13
His face was cut and bleeding where he had struck a near-by stanchion.
14
Heat brought her gun up, then cupped and braced against a steel stanchion.
15
No more bow and stanchion, no more dry hay and confinement for them.
16
Instead, we used a stanchion that was installed permanently between two small pens.
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Stanchion across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common