ladder
/ˈlædər/Definitions
1. noun
A structure of steps or rungs for climbing, often with flat steps or rungs at regular intervals.
“She used the ladder to change the light bulb in the ceiling.”
2. verb
To rise or climb up, especially with the aid of a ladder.
“The workers will ladder the scaffolding to the top of the building.”
3. verb
To arrange or pile something in layers, especially in a vertical position.
“The artist laddered the blocks to create a three-dimensional sculpture.”
4. verb
To place or position something in a ladder-like manner, often for support or stability.
“The construction team laddered the beams to hold up the roof.”