coatstand
nounUK /ˈkəʊtstænd/
US /ˈkoʊtstænd/
A tall stand with hooks or pegs where you hang your coats and hats.
She hung her wet coat on the coatstand by the door.
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2. A freestanding piece of furniture with a central pole and radiating pegs, often found in entryways.
The antique oak coatstand had brass hooks and a small mirror.
3. A wall-mounted or floor fixture used in public buildings for temporarily holding visitors' outerwear.
Guests left their jackets on the coatstand in the lobby.
4. A stand combining coat hooks with a lower tray or ring for umbrellas and walking sticks.
He grabbed his umbrella from the base of the coatstand before leaving.