IPA: /ˈbɑːrˌstuːl/
KK: /ˈbɑrˌstul/
A tall seat with no back, often found at bars, where people can sit while drinking or eating.
We sat on the barstools and enjoyed our drinks.
Barstool → The word is formed from "bar" (from Old French *barre*, meaning a barrier or rod) and "stool" (from Old English *stol*, meaning a seat). A barstool is a type of seat that is typically found at a bar, designed for sitting at a higher surface.
Think of a 'bar' as a place with a 'barrier' and a 'stool' as a seat — a barstool is a seat at the bar.