A floor of planks or boards (now English regional (East Anglian)). Formerly also: †a platform of planks (obsolete).

concrete. A temporary platform or structure of posts and boards for support; scaffolding. Also, spec. shelving for plants in a greenhouse.

A scaffold, elevated stage or seat.

A raised platform, seat, or stand, used for the purpose of exhibiting persons or actions to the public view, making proclamations, or the like.

A raised surface or platform, spec. one used in mounting a horse; a mound, a hillock. Obsolete.

= haut-pas, n.; half-pace, n. 1.

A terrace or raised platform. Obsolete.

A raised level surface on which people or things can stand, usually a discrete structure intended for a particular activity or operation.

Chiefly Scottish. A platform; a landing on a staircase.

Something on which to walk or stand. A raised portion of a floor; a dais or platform; spec. the step or raised floor on which an altar stands.

A temporary platform, dais, or other raised stage, for any public ceremony.

A raised platform. Obsolete. rare.

A slightly raised platform; a dais.

A platform, stage, tribune.

A raised platform or dais; a rostrum; a pulpit; the throne or stall of a bishop.

A wooden platform or framework; = scaffold, n. 3, 4, 7. Obsolete.

= estrade, n.

transferred (from 2) A raised platform or terrace of any kind; e.g. in the open air.

By extension, any kind of floor or platform, as the floor of a pier or landing-stage, or the platform or roadway of a deck-bridge (see also quot…