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Meanings of stool (stools) in English
Solid excretory product evacuated from the bowels.
Synonyms
Examples for "can"
Examples for "can"
1
Health researchers say living in such conditions can damage young people's health.
2
In other words: The companies can use inventors' patents however they want.
3
But today we can confirm two cases, health minister Tewedros Adhanhom said.
4
This issue can affect any young person, especially young athletes of today.
5
Keeping track of these health statistics can help catch heart problems early.
1
I shall be at his throne, second only to him in power.
2
The same thought occupied each mind; the scene in the throne room.
3
The anti-Saxon party in the diet succeeded in declaring the throne vacant.
4
Our right to the throne cannot really be in question, can it?
5
This left the path clear for Selim to come to the throne.
1
Yes, yes, of course she is.' Mrs Castaway stirs the glue-pot pensively.
2
How are state officials watching over the nation's largest legal pot market?
3
They are the same as the ordinary pot in every other particular.
4
ERROR attempts to extricate a pot from the nails in the shelves.
5
The remainder of the beans were left in the pot for breakfast.
1
Question: I'm a bit worried about my 20-month-old daughter and her toilet-training.
2
She said faecal matter and toilet paper also contributed to the problems.
3
For my toilet I went to the bucket in the stable yard.
4
Serious indeed were the toilet rites presently performed in the east gable.
5
She left the room to make her simple toilet for the evening.
1
You'll know the secrets of my potty training by this time tomorrow.
2
Going potty is one of the most natural things in the world.
3
Everybody in it is potty, but I'm beginning to understand about it.
4
And father and mother and Charles and Aunt Auriol are all potty.
5
His characters - wayward and potty - peter out with no explanation.
1
He opened Kesseley's commode and ran his hand across his toilette items.
2
When Bert went forward to the commode, Mr Boggis turned round again.
3
I'll pump out all her blood and flush it down the commode.
4
The commode was her especial pride; it was so dignified and stately.
5
But as luck would have it, the commode suffered a low-airflow malfunction.
1
Fifteen minutes later I'd pulled myself together enough to leave the crapper.
2
His London firm manufactured thousands of such toilets, all emphatically marked crapper's.
3
I think people were pleased that it had all gone down the crapper.
4
If things went into the crapper, we just had to bring him back.
5
Been in the crapper ever since I knocked off at the tire plant.
Usage of stools in English
1
Through the middle and along the sides were long tables and stools.
2
In a corner of the room, band instruments waited by empty stools.
3
We also got stools, for all the other girls in that shop.
4
He charged over the fallen stools and strewn bodies on the floor.
5
She had placed two stools in front of this desk for seats.
6
I stood upon one of the stools and looked through a loop-hole.
7
Even so, 400 climbers voluntarily brought their stools to Talkeetna last season.
8
Round stools bound with brass, and inlaid tables stood in pleasant corners.
9
They got out their seventeen little stools and sat by the fire.
10
I returned to the table, pulling up one of her bar stools.
11
The company arose and made us welcome, placing stools for our convenience.
12
There follow frequently watery, splashy stools with much gas and foul odors.
13
Tannif's was crowded, stools and benches along the walls crammed with people.
14
He liked that there weren't just bar stools, there were sofas, too.
15
Most of the tables and all of the bar stools were occupied.
16
There were a few stools in the bar and not much else.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common