Floor
Floor noun - The surface upon which a body of water lies.
Stand
Stand noun - A level usually raised surface.
How words are described
| full | full floor | full stand |
| particular | particular floor | particular stand |
| normal | normal floor | normal stand |
| complete | complete floor | complete stand |
| Other adjectives: original, fake, dirty, actual, entire, hard, main, new, final, last, occasional, several, electric. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Cicero only sued or prosecuted people who were of higher rank than him (he generally preferred to defend) so he could take their ranks and move up the Senate hierarchy list—which determined your right to stand for certain offices or obtain the floor of the Senate in a debate.
Source: Klingon Promotion -
The basic ones just stand still, the slightly less basic ones move around on the floor a bit and some others fly around aimlessly.
Source: Training Dummy -
Even after Dad orders Bill and Russell to get out of bed and stand in their room for the rest of the night, Bill warns Russell not to move onto his side of the floor.
Source: Creator / Bill Cosby
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