banister
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Noun — The handrail running along the side of a staircase, or one of the upright posts supporting it.
Etymology
An altered form of an earlier word derived from baluster, the term for the small decorative posts supporting a railing.
Full origin of banister →Frequently asked questions
What does “banister” mean?
The word “banister” means the handrail running along the side of a staircase, or one of the upright posts supporting it. In plain terms, the rail (and its supporting posts) you hold onto going up or down stairs.
How do you pronounce “banister”?
“Banister” is pronounced BA-nihst (/ˈbænɪstɚ/ in IPA).
How do you use “banister” in a sentence?
Here is “banister” used in a sentence: “The children loved sliding down the banister when their parents weren't looking.”
What part of speech is “banister”?
“Banister” is a noun.