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stilt

[stilt] / stɪlt /
















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"Unless we put our house on stilts, I'd be terrified every time it rained."

From BBC

Suited up in black spandex and gloves with bits of fur, Henry wore arm extenders and stilts, depending on whether Cokey was on four legs or two, that enabled him to move like a quadruped.

From New York Times

He gently chides a “dead cat” crevice between homes that would be “impossible to clean” and a balcony on spindly stilts that has “the smooth surfaces and floating quality of a hydraulic car lift.”

From New York Times

With military efficiency, the team—two dozen grad students, ecologists, and veterinarians—set up a lab on the ground floor of an abandoned traditional Thai house on stilts.

From Science Magazine

Drummer boys, Spanish infantas and stilt walkers all march inexorably onward like a feverish apparition.

From New York Times