stairwell
1Stairwell A — was a stairway that was left intact after the second plane hit the South Tower of the World Trade Center during the September 11 Attacks. It was supposedly left intact from 9:03am, when United 175 hit the tower, up until 9:59, when it collapsed.… …
2stairwell — (n.) by 1862, from STAIR (Cf. stair) + WELL (Cf. well) (n.) …
3stairwell — ► NOUN ▪ a shaft in which a staircase is built …
4stairwell — [ster′wel΄] n. a vertical shaft (in a building) containing a staircase …
5stairwell — UK [ˈsteə(r)ˌwel] / US [ˈsterˌwel] noun [countable] Word forms stairwell : singular stairwell plural stairwells the area containing the sets of stairs in a building from the bottom to the top level …
6stairwell — [[t]ste͟ə(r)wel[/t]] stairwells N COUNT The stairwell is the part of a building that contains the staircase …
7stairwell\ vertigo — That feeling of loss of balance you get from looking down a stairwell (especially firestairs) in a large buliding. Coming back from the meeting I had the worst case of stairwell vertigo …
8stairwell\ vertigo — That feeling of loss of balance you get from looking down a stairwell (especially firestairs) in a large buliding. Coming back from the meeting I had the worst case of stairwell vertigo …
9stairwell — noun Date: 1920 a vertical shaft in which stairs are located …
10stairwell — /stair wel /, n. the vertical shaft or opening containing a stairway. Also, stair well. [1915 20; STAIR + WELL2] * * * …
