American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth
Edition - adv. Down the stairs: raced my friend downstairs. -
adv. To or on a lower floor: waited downstairs while her parents
were getting dressed. - n. The lower or main floor. - adj.
Located on a lower or main floor. Century Dictionary and
Cyclopedia - Down the stairs; below; to or on a lower floor: as,
he went or is down-stairs. - Pertaining or relating to, or
situated on, the lower floor of a house: as, he is in one of the
down-stairs rooms. - adj. A floor lower than the one a speaker
currently occupies. - adv. living, stepping, or coming down the
stairs - n. slang The genitalia GNU Webster's 1913 - adv. Down
the stairs; to a lower floor. - adj. on or of lower floors of a
building - adv. on a floor below “The downstairs is a pile, the
office is a pit, the Christmas tree needs to come down, the
bathroom is all but invisible under the mildew, and the kitchen
is an indistinguishable heap of winter coats and surface clutter
... but my bedroom is c