stool
/stuːl/Definitions
1. noun
A low, three-legged seat or a short-legged, low-backed chair
“She sat on a stool in the kitchen, eating a snack.”
2. noun
A raised platform for a person to stand on, especially in a laboratory or workshop
“The scientist stood on a stool to reach the high shelf.”
3. noun
A part of the intestinal tract, especially the beginning of the large intestine
“The doctor examined the stool sample under a microscope.”
4. verb
To remove or throw out, especially in disgust or anger
“He stool the dirty water from the bucket.”
5. verb
To pass or move with difficulty, especially through a narrow or crowded place
“The crowd stooled through the narrow alleyway.”