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Stilts

Stilts are poles, rods, posts or pillars that allow a person or structure to stand at a height above the ground.

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Stilts

Nodes41
Edges40
Triples98
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.04878
Components1

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Stilts

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related to history · 17
Stilts → Archaeological, BCE, Belgium, English, France, Greece, Greek, In, In Armenia, In Namur, Kent, Landes, Namur, Some, The, This, Urartian
related to Articulated · 14
Stilts → Articulated, Bigfoots, Florida, Gary Ensmenger, Jay Walkers, Las Vegas, Nevada, Orlando, Stilt Werks, These, This, Two, Universal Studios, Walt Disney World
related to Records · 12
Stilts → China, France, In, Landes, Moscow, October, On, Paris, Saimaiti Yiming, Shanshan County, Sylvain Dornon, Xinjiang
related to Entertainment · 11
Stilts → Anguiano, Belgium, Deventer, July, La Rioja, Namur, Netherlands, Other, Spain, Stilt, The
related to Gallery · 9
Stilts → BangladeshStilt, ChinaStilt, Dornon, FranceStilt, Japan, Macau, Tết Nguyên, Various, Vietnam
related to External links · 6
Stilts → Namur, Official, Wikimedia Commons, Wikisource Media, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2, Works
related to Peg · 5
Stilts → Chinese, Peg, The, These, This
related to Spring · 5
Stilts → Alexander Boeck, PowerSkip, Spring, United States, Using
related to Drywall · 4
Stilts → Compared, Constructed, Drywall, They
related to Hand-held · 3
Stilts → Hand-held, The, Unlike

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stilt used drywall foot walker walking hand-held spring type also walkers allow peg high ft commonly person ground feet types

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
padded calf bracesinstance ofthese stilts include features0.80text
secure straps at calvesinstance ofthese stilts include features0.80text
anklesinstance ofthese stilts include features0.80text
and toesinstance ofthese stilts include features0.80text
dual-action springs for balanceinstance ofthese stilts include features0.80text
and non-slip soles for stabilityinstance ofthese stilts include features0.80text
comfortinstance ofthese stilts include features0.80text
Walt Disney Worldinstance ofThese stilts are commonly used in theme parks0.80text
Universal Studios because they allow performers to safely danceinstance ofThese stilts are commonly used in theme parks0.80text
perform stunts that would easily damage other types of stiltsinstance ofThese stilts are commonly used in theme parks0.80text
Stiltsrelated to ArticulatedThis0.60section
Stiltsrelated to ArticulatedArticulated0.60section

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