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Meanings of stilts in English
Usage of stilts in English
1
Hoops, wheels and buzzers; stilts, different kinds; how used and how procured.
2
Houses built in the last few decades, including ours, are on stilts.
3
There were several huts built a foot off the ground on stilts.
4
One day he hopes to be able to dispense with the stilts.
5
You know, those little huts, jutting out on stilts over the water?
6
Mazer stopped the reverse motion of his tracks and collapsed the stilts.
7
Ambition went upon a huge high pair of stilts but horribly rotten.
8
They stood next to the chapel stilts and spoke in hushed tones.
9
By this mode a boy could leap off his stilts without risk.
10
I came off my stilts, for I saw that she was unhappy.
11
We could neither play ball, nor run races, nor walk on stilts.
12
This year there is a new trend with several groups parading on stilts.
13
Rail agency says building a bridge-on-stilts for Luas could lead to new inquiry.
14
I just can't understand why you would want a chubby coupe on stilts.
15
Luxury villas built on wooden stilts stretch far into the rainforest.
16
There are two ways of meeting the problem: stilts and snowshoes.
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Stilts through the time
Stilts across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common