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stilt

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Synonyms: still, tilt, silt, atilt, stile, stint, spilt, smilt, stult, stilet, stift

Antonyms: still, tilt, silt, atilt, stile, stint, spilt, smilt, stult, stilet, stift

Related words from Datamuse; suggestions, not definitions.

Noun

  1. Either of two [[pole]]s with footrests that allow someone to stand or walk above the ground; used mostly by [[entertainer]]s.
  2. A tall [[pillar]] or [[post]] used to support some [[structure]]; often above [[water]].
  3. Any of various [[wading bird]]s of the genera {{taxfmt|Himantopus|genus}} and {{taxfmt|Cladorhynchus|genus}}, related to the [[avocet]], that have extremely long legs and long thin [[bill]]s.
  4. A [[crutch]].
  5. The [[handle]] of a [[plough]].

Verb

  1. to [[raise]] on stilts, or as if on stilts
  2. to apply unnecessary pomp or formality

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