Scaffold

[Sarah]

An accumulation of adherent, partly fused material forming ashelf, or dome-shaped obstruction, above the tuyères in a blastfurnace.

[Sarah]

A temporary elevated work platform used to safely complete a task, which is installed by a competent [Scaffolder]. There are six types of [scaffolding]: [wood-pole],[Tube and Clamp], [system], [welded tubular frame], [rolling], and [suspended].
A scaffold is used to complete tasks of other trade-workers at heights.

[Sarah]

A [cartilage peircing] in the ear.

There are two holes that are both aligned so that one bar (scaffold) will go through both of them without twisting the ear.

They are quite unusual and they look really cool.

You normally have to get both holes pierced at the same time (when I got mine they used the same needle but you don't have to) but I know a guy who got the second one done later and just made sure it would line up.

[Monty]

Scaffold in Ski Jumping. Name for the tower where a jump skier begins his downhilll run.

[Oralee]

A raised wooden platform used formerly for the public execution of criminals.

[Magaret]

A sexual position used by, typically homosexual, men in which 1 man holds the other up with his erect penis.
A rough [scaffolding] will often leave you with at least a small amount of [rectal] bleeding.
If you have been [scaffolded] recently you might experience involuntary defecation.