Topic: BUILDING
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| Date: | 1400-1500 |
| Language: | Old French |
| Origin: | estanchon, from estance; STANCE |
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stan‧chion
[countable]
[countable]TB a strong upright bar used to support something
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Definition of stanchion from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English within
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aisle
biomass
booth
bridge(n)
bridge(v)
building
condemn
condo
constructor
courtyard
cubicle
dais
derrick
developer
development
dome
Dumpster
duplex
dwelling
dyke
eaves
elevator
estate
exit
fence
flagged
fountain
freehold
glazing
grating
groin
hut
insulation
listed
manor
mansion
marble
mason
masonry
open-plan
panel
pillar
platform
portal
public works
railing
revolving door
riser
rivet
roof
room
salon
shelter
storey
strut
survey(n)
survey(v)
surveyor
tar(n)
tar(v)
tower
triplex
windmill
yard
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