stool

US /stuːl/
UK /stuːl/
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1.

a seat without a back or arms, typically resting on three or four legs or a single pedestal.

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She sat on a small wooden stool.
The bar had high stools for customers.
2.

a sample of feces used for medical diagnosis.

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The doctor requested a stool sample for testing.
The lab technician analyzed the stool for parasites.
1.

to produce feces from the body.

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The baby stooled several times today.
He felt the urge to stool after breakfast.