catstep
- noun
- To reach the top shelf, she used a small catstep to boost herself up.
Examples
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He stood on a catstep to change the lightbulb in the high ceiling.
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The sailors placed a catstep on the side of the ship to help passengers board safely.
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Another of Socks's descendants climbed his leg, catstep wince, catstep wince, catstep wince.
Fiction book (1999) -
Another of Socks's descendants climbed his leg, catstep wince, catstep wince, catstep wince.
Fiction book (1999) -
Another of Socks's descendants climbed his leg, catstep wince, catstep wince, catstep wince.
Fiction book (1999)
Synonyms
A flat part of a set of steps where you put your foot when you go up or down
A flat part of a stair where you put your foot when going up or down
A single step in a staircase
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Etymology
The word catstep comes from the animal cat and the word step. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine a tiny step a cat could use, which explains why a catstep is a small platform people stand on to reach or climb something.