Associations to the word «Downstairs»
Noun
- Café
- Pounding
- Overcoat
- Carriage
- Racket
- Came
- Jug
- Rachel
- Autopsy
- Tub
- Series
- Chatter
- Bridget
- Courtyard
- Aunt
- Fanny
- Knitting
- Bottle
- Forgetting
- Grandma
- Marjorie
- Mme
- Bolt
- Buck
- Hearth
- Intercom
- Seating
- Shoe
- Edith
- Glove
- Landlord
- Nanny
- Kieran
- Sleeping
- Housemate
- Jude
- Hackney
- Gladys
- Thump
- Abbe
- Robe
- Cot
- Scream
- Uproar
- Morning
- Mamma
- Now
- Apron
- Outside
- Bunting
- Guest
- Orson
- Briggs
- Balcony
- Richard
- Katy
- Blouse
- Crawley
- Lizzie
- Tenant
- Stairway
- Skirt
- Clerk
- Magdalen
- Parson
Adjective
Adverb
Pictures for the word «Downstairs»
Wiktionary
DOWNSTAIRS, adjective. A floor lower than the one a speaker currently occupies.
DOWNSTAIRS, adverb. Living, stepping, or coming down the stairs
DOWNSTAIRS, noun. (slang) The genitalia
Dictionary definition
DOWNSTAIRS, adverb. On a floor below; "the tenants live downstairs".
DOWNSTAIRS, adjective. On or of lower floors of a building; "the downstairs (or downstair) phone".
Wise words
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