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From:
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stool
/ˈstul/
凳子,大便,廁所(vi.)長新枝(vt.)引誘
From:
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stool
/ˈstul/
名詞
糞,糞便,凳,根株,母株
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Stool
n.
Hort.
A
plant
from
which
layers
are
propagated
by
bending
its
branches
into
the
soil
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Stool
,
v. i.
Agric.
To
ramfy
;
to
tiller
,
as
grain
;
to
shoot
out
suckers
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Stool
n.
1.
A
single
seat
with
three
or
four
legs
and
without
a
back
,
made
in
various
forms
for
various
uses
.
2.
A
seat
used
in
evacuating
the
bowels
;
hence
,
an
evacuation
;
a
discharge
from
the
bowels
.
3.
A
stool
pigeon
,
or
decoy
bird
. [
U
.
S
.]
4.
Naut.
A
small
channel
on
the
side
of
a
vessel
,
for
the
dead-eyes
of
the
backstays
.
5.
A
bishop's
seat
or
see
;
a
bishop-stool
.
6.
A
bench
or
form
for
resting
the
feet
or
the
knees
;
a
footstool
;
as
,
a
kneeling
stool
.
7.
Material
,
such
as
oyster
shells
,
spread
on
the
sea
bottom
for
oyster
spat
to
adhere
to
. [
Local
, U.S.]
Stool of a window
,
or
Window stool
Arch.
,
the
flat
piece
upon
which
the
window
shuts
down
,
and
which
corresponds
to
the
sill
of
a
door
;
in
the
United
States
,
the
narrow
shelf
fitted
on
the
inside
against
the
actual
sill
upon
which
the
sash
descends
.
This
is
called
a
window
seat
when
broad
and
low
enough
to
be
used
as
a
seat
.
Stool of repentance
,
the
cuttystool
. [
Scot
.]
Stool pigeon
,
a
pigeon
used
as
a
decoy
to
draw
others
within
a
net
;
hence
,
a
person
used
as
a
decoy
for
others
.
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From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
stool
n
1:
a
simple
seat
without
a
back
or
arms
2:
solid
excretory
product
evacuated
from
the
bowels
[
syn
: {
fecal
matter
,
faecal matter
,
feces
,
faeces
,
BM
,
ordure
,
dejection
]
3: (
forestry
)
the
stump
of
a
tree
that
has
been
felled
or
headed
for
the
production
of
saplings
4:
a
plumbing
fixture
for
defecation
and
urination
[
syn
:
toilet
,
can
,
commode
,
crapper
,
pot
,
potty
,
throne
]
v
1:
lure
with
a
stool
,
as
of
wild
fowl
2:
react
to
a
decoy
,
of
wildfowl
3:
grow
shoots
in
the
form
of
stools
or
tillers
[
syn
:
tiller
]
4:
have
a
bowel
movement
; "
The
dog
had
made
in
the
flower
beds
"
[
syn
:
defecate
,
shit
,
take a shit
,
take a crap
,
ca-ca
,
crap
,
make
]
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