Rungless
noun
1.
one of the crosspieces, usually rounded, forming the steps of a ladder.
2.
a rounded or shaped piece fixed horizontally, for strengthening purposes, as between the legs of a chair.
3.
a spoke of a wheel.
4.
a stout stick, rod, or bar, especially one of rounded section, forming a piece in something framed or constructed.
5.
a stage in a scale, level in a hierarchy, etc.; degree:
He rose a few rungs in the company.
noun
1.
one of the bars or rods that form the steps of a ladder
2.
a crosspiece between the legs of a chair, etc
3.
(nautical) a spoke on a ship’s wheel or a handle projecting from the periphery
4.
(dialect) a cudgel or staff
verb
1.
the past participle of ring2
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