stoop
noun [C] (STEPS) /stuːp/ USDefinition
› a raised flat area in front of the door of a house, with steps leading up to it: She got home to find the kids sitting on the stoop waiting for her.Stairs and lifts
(Definition of stoop noun (STEPS) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- chairlift noun
- chute noun (SLIDE)
- doorstep noun (STEP)
- drag lift noun
- dumb waiter noun
- elevator noun
- escalator noun
- fire escape noun
- flight noun (STAIRS)
- ladder noun (EQUIPMENT)
- lift noun (CARRYING DEVICE)
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