a low stool for supporting the feet of a seated person
footstool
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footstool
noun
A low stool for supporting the feet.
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Sentence Examples
- For example, you might take a picture of footstool, then the second picture clue would be taped to the side of the stool.
- The mother can use pillows to support the baby and a footstool to flatten her lap.