stair

the lowest single step in a flight of stairs

the highest single step in a flight of stairs

stairs that rise or fall at a sharp angle

stairs made of wood

stairs with a small width

stairs with a large width

stairs that curve around a central point as they go up

stairs at the rear of a building, often for service use

old and unstable stairs

a series of steps between two floors or landings

the area at the highest point of the stairs

the area at the lowest point of the stairs

the area at the lowest point of the stairs

in the space beneath a set of stairs

located on one of the individual steps of a staircase

very common and neutral term for moving up stairs

very common and neutral term for moving down stairs

to choose to use the stairs instead of an elevator/lift

common term for going up stairs, sometimes implying effort

formal term for going up stairs

formal term for going down stairs

a barrier placed at the top or bottom of stairs to prevent small children from using them

used to describe the destination that can be reached by the stairs

the stairs make a long, high sound when someone walks on them