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ESLPod_0346_WE_0366 Using the Restroom The word "stall," in this podcast, means one small area with a toilet, surrounded by metal or wooden walls and a door that closes to give one privacy in a restroom: "Knock on the stall door to find out whether anyone is inside." A "stall" is also one small part of a barn where a horse, cow, pig, or other animal is kept: "Every morning he goes to the horse stalls and makes sure that the animals have enough food and water for the day." As a verb, "to stall" means to procrastinate, or to delay doing something until later: "It was time for the children to go to bed, but they were stalling, asking for a glass of water and a bedtime story so that they wouldn't have to go to sleep so early."

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ESLPod 346 stall Food + Drink

Id	ESLPod_0346_WE_0366
Episode Id	ESLPod 346
Episode Title	Using the Restroom
Phrase	stall
Text	The word "stall," in this podcast, means one small area with a toilet, surrounded by metal or wooden walls and a door that closes to give one privacy in a restroom: "Knock on the stall door to find out whether anyone is inside." A "stall" is also one small part of a barn where a horse, cow, pig, or other animal is kept: "Every morning he goes to the horse stalls and makes sure that the animals have enough food and water for the day." As a verb, "to stall" means to procrastinate, or to delay doing something until later: "It was time for the children to go to bed, but they were stalling, asking for a glass of water and a bedtime story so that they wouldn't have to go to sleep so early."
Topics	Food + Drink

Eslpod Stall Means Small Door Food Water Restroom