Stair is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STAIR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a rest for the foot used in going from one level to another, also STAYRE
• a set of steps leading from one floor of a building to another, typically inside the building
• a single step in a set of stairs
• one step in a flight of stairs
• One step of a series for ascending or descending to a different level; -- commonly applied to those within a building.
• A series of steps, as for passing from one story of a house to another; -- commonly used in the plural; but originally used in the singular only.
• support consisting of a place to rest the foot while ascending or descending a stairway

Words related to STAIR

stairless9 stairlike13 stairs6 stayre9

Words that contain STAIR

stairs6 staired8 upstair9 stairway14 upstairs10 backstair17 camstairy16 downstair13 forestair12 staircase11 stairfoot12 stairhead13 stairless9 stairlift12 stairlike13 stairstep11 stairways15 stairwell12 stairwise12 stairwork16 backstairs18 downstairs14 forestairs13 staircased13 staircases12 stairfoots13 stairheads14 stairlifts13 stairsteps12 stairwells13 stairworks17 belowstairs16 sepiostaire13 staircasing14 downstairses16 sepiostaires14 staircasings15 stairstepped17 stairstepping18

How to use STAIR in a sentence

• Her lips were parted, and she was breathing quickly, as though from the effect of climbing the stair.
• A dozen steps more and they came to a stair down which a light shone.
• Every turn of the stair had been a station of the cross for me.
• They stole away through the library and up a rear stair.
• Only nine shots had been fired, and seven Indians were littered up and down on the straight stone stair.
• They passed into the court and to a stair that once had known a constant, worldly-rich traffic up and down.
• She had closed long before the door of the kitchen stair which allowed the domestics to enter the villa from below.
• By swimming under the water I escaped, behind a jutting rock, to a secret stair, whence I pushed my way into a chamber of the castle.
• At the top of the great stair I had come to myself a little, and in a few moments I sat recovering my breath in the library.
• I thought he was on his way to the library, and followed him, determined, if he went up the stair, not to take one step after him.
• He turned, however, neither toward the library nor the stair, but to a little door that gave upon a grass-patch in a nook between two portions of the rambling old house.
• I was led up the stone stair and back into that gorgeous chamber in which I had left the secret tribunal.
• He dragged his body into the fourth level where the light was very faint, hoping to crawl far enough into one of the passages to remain unseen from the stair.
• Lovel was led to a narrow turnpike stair leading to a church above.
• By this time the earl of Stair had solicited and obtained leave to resign his command.
• This stair turret projects slightly into the transept.
• Their boots had worn holes in the stair carpet, going up and down in a goose-step.
• He had only reached the second stair, when a man emerged from the sunken arch, and, standing within a foot or two of him, discharged a pistol full at his heart.
• It had been the stair well beyond any question of doubt, but his swing had sent him clear of it.
• Stair after stair he descended, his entire weight thrown gradually upon one foot before the other was lifted.
• THE CREAKING STAIR A lady very well known to myself, and in literary society, lived as a girl with an antiquarian father in an old house dear to an antiquary.
• Again he signed to her, and began to move along the short passage that leads to the winding stair.
• But a man who is mounting a stair does not put his foot on the highest step first.
• I felt so good I whistled in the well, and when I came to the first door on the stair I reached out in the dark to give it a rap for luck.
• I could see her down the stair, though it was dim and my eyes were filled with tears.
• But no sooner have I begun to write than a step on the stair below announces another comer.
• At last it became absolutely necessary, and he went hurriedly down the stair.
• After a fatiguing walk up a winding stair, I obtained a splendid view of Paris from the top of the column.
• Ascending a winding stair, we were shown into the Treasury Room.
• At the top of the stair she met Mr Prothero, face to face.

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