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stair
noun
one
individual
step
in
a
set
of
stairs
•
She
missed
a
stair
and
nearly
fell
.
She
missed
a
stair
and
nearly
fell
.
•
Each
wooden
stair
creaked
under
his
weight
.
Each
wooden
stair
creaked
under
his
weight
.
From
Old
English
“
stæger
,”
meaning
a
ladder
or
flight
of
steps
.
noun
a
set
of
steps
inside
or
outside
a
building
that
people
use
to
go
up
or
down
,
usually
referred
to
in
the
plural
as
“
stairs
.”
•
Take
the
stairs
if
the
elevator
is
crowded
.
Take
the
stairs
if
the
elevator
is
crowded
.
•
His
office
is
up
two
flights
of
stairs
.
His
office
is
up
two
flights
of
stairs
.
Same
origin
as
the
singular
sense
,
descended
from
Old
English
“
stæger
.”
upstairs
adverb
to
or
on
a
higher
floor
of
a
building
•
After
dinner
,
the
children
ran
upstairs
to
play
video
games
.
After
dinner
,
the
children
ran
upstairs
to
play
video
games
.
•
Could
you
bring
my
laptop
upstairs
when
you
come
?
Could
you
bring
my
laptop
upstairs
when
you
come
?
adjective
located
on
an
upper
floor
of
a
building
•
The
upstairs
bathroom
needs
a
new
light
bulb
.
The
upstairs
bathroom
needs
a
new
light
bulb
.
•
Their
upstairs
neighbors
invited
them
for
coffee
.
Their
upstairs
neighbors
invited
them
for
coffee
.
noun
-
upstairs
the
upper
floor
of
a
building
•
I'll
meet
you
downstairs
;
you
can
hear
the
music
from
upstairs
.
I'll
meet
you
downstairs
;
you
can
hear
the
music
from
upstairs
.
•
She
keeps
all
the
guest
towels
in
the
upstairs
.
She
keeps
all
the
guest
towels
in
the
upstairs
.
adverb
(
informal
)
in
or
relating
to
a
person's
mind
or
mental
abilities
•
He
might
be
brilliant
upstairs
,
but
he's
hopeless
in
the
kitchen
.
He
might
be
brilliant
upstairs
,
but
he's
hopeless
in
the
kitchen
.
•
After
staying
awake
for
two
nights
,
I
felt
like
nothing
worked
upstairs
.
After
staying
awake
for
two
nights
,
I
felt
like
nothing
worked
upstairs
.
