Ladder or Stepladder?

I've seen ladder too many times now that I don't think it's a real word any more and you're all crazy.

also stepladderhttp://www.photo-dictionary.com/phot...stepladder.jpg

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Originally Posted by Agent Proto

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Nobody said the terms were the same :colbert:

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Originally Posted by Tifa's Boobs

It's a ladder.

A stepladder has only two or three steps.

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Originally Posted by Tigmafuzz

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Originally Posted by Agent Proto

Its deep roots begins with an attorney in blue...
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Nobody said the terms were the same :colbert:

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Chokey did

Step ladder | Define Step ladder at Dictionary.com

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Originally Posted by Dictionary

Step ladder
Noun
1. a ladder having flat steps or treads in place of rungs.

2. any ladder, especially a tall one with a hinged frame opening up to form four supporting legs.

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Originally Posted by shion

Step ladder | Define Step ladder at Dictionary.com

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Originally Posted by Dictionary

Step ladder
Noun
1. a ladder having flat steps or treads in place of rungs.

2. any ladder, especially a tall one with a hinged frame opening up to form four supporting legs.

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We've already established both of these things.

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Originally Posted by Bunny

A ladder is something that is leaned against a wall, house, or other solid object. A stepladder is something, like this, that can support itself.

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Originally Posted by qwertysaur

To be a ladder is must have rungs, not steps. If there are steps, then it is a stepladder.

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THREAD OVER