be aware of what you're getting into.
Old English hlǣdder; related to Old High German leitara, meaning steps.
addle, badder, coddle, daddy, eddy, fiddle, griddle, huddle, judder, Kaddish, ladder, muddle, nodding, odder, puddle, Quidditch, riddle, saddle, toddler, udder, Vedda, wedded, Yiddish, zaddik
step ladder
Using Pythagoras' theorem the length of the ladder is 20.248 feet
A ladder has different amount of steps, depending on how big it is.
A device used for climbing.
Farhaj means ladder of success..
3000 Before Christ
"Echelle" in French means "ladder" or "scale," depending on the context in which it is used.
Although proven difficult to climb, Benito Mussolini became a ladder just before he became a dictatorial leader of Italy.
The Rose Suchak Ladder Company a mondegreen for "arose such a clatter" from the poem "night before christmas".
A rung is a level on a ladder, but in a social sense, this word is usually used to say someone is on the "bottom rung", meaning, the bottom of the social ladder, lowest of the low. Someone who does not matter at all.
A loft ladder, otherwise known as an attic ladder, is a retractable ladder that is built in to the floor of the attic. An extension ladder is a free standing ladder that can be moved around at will.
In the days before the gallows, criminals were hung from the top rung of a ladder and their spirits were believed to linger underneath. Common folklore has it to be bad luck to walk beneath an open ladder and pass through the triangle of evil ghosts and spirits.
Old English hlǣdder; related to Old High German leitara, meaning steps.
The ladder that Gatsby saw in the blocks of the sidewalk symbolizes the social mobility and the American Dream. It represents Gatsby's aspiration to climb the social ladder and reach a higher level of society. It also reflects his belief in hard work and perseverance to achieve success.
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