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  • noun Plural form of campstool.

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Examples

  • On longer trips Bergh has been known to take along campstools and folding tables.

    From Sea To Shining Sea 2008

  • As Kirk sat down on one of the campstools, he thought about what his companion had told him.

    In the Name of Honor Dayton Ward 2002

  • As Kirk sat down on one of the campstools, he thought about what his companion had told him.

    In the Name of Honor Dayton Ward 2002

  • As Kirk sat down on one of the campstools, he thought about what his companion had told him.

    In the Name of Honor Dayton Ward 2002

  • As Kirk sat down on one of the campstools, he thought about what his companion had told him.

    In the Name of Honor Dayton Ward 2002

  • As Kirk sat down on one of the campstools, he thought about what his companion had told him.

    In the Name of Honor Dayton Ward 2002

  • She was sitting on one of the campstools in Earl Kestrel's tent, scrubbing the black from her bare feet with a boar-bristle brush, when Elation's shrill cry announced that Lady Elise was coming, accompanied by Ninette.

    Through Wolfs Eyes 2001

  • Now her two Julias had moved their campstools down to where the other girls sat unsupervised — where were their mothers?

    The First Man in Rome McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1990

  • By the time he halted on the street above its steep slope of tired winter grass, the Julian ladies were settling themselves upon campstools, and a sturdy Thracian-looking fellow who had led their slave escort was busy erecting an open-fronted tent of hide to shelter his mistress from the rain, marginally heavier.

    The First Man in Rome McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1990

  • Old men by the hundreds, many in heavy gray uniforms and long whiskers, sat on campstools and cots, benches and wooden stumps, smoking and talk­ing and spitting into the early evening gloom.

    Prayers To Broken Stones Simmons, Dan 1990

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