campstool

[kamp-stool]

noun

Origin of campstool

First recorded in 1855–60; camp¹ + stool

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By means of these a man, seated on a campstool, was "making notes."
The Red River Half-Breed
Gustave Aimard
Ganimard was fishing at the same place, seated on a campstool.
The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar
Maurice Leblanc
Janice laughed again, and drew her campstool to the old lady's side.
Janice Day
Helen Beecher Long
Janice secured a campstool and sat down near the rail to look off over the water.
Janice Day
Helen Beecher Long
D'Alcacer, uncomfortable on a campstool, sat stiff and stared at the glass stopper of a carafe.
The Rescue
Joseph Conrad