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A ladder is a runged climbing aid.
Ladder, The Ladder, or Ladders may also refer to:
Art, entertainment and media
Film and television
- "Ladders" (Community), the first episode of the sixth season of the sitcom Community
- Ladders, a 2004 documentary narrated by Harry Belafonte
- The Ladder, a mythical burning ladder that is a Meyerism cornerstone and the theme of Cal Roberts's motivational practice in The Path (TV series)
Games
- Ladder (Go), a formation in the game of Go
- Ladder (video game), a clone of Donkey Kong, written for the CP/M operating system
Music
- Ladders (band), an American band
- The Ladder (band), a British band
- The Ladder EP, a 2008 extended play by the British band The Ladder
- The Ladder (Yes album), a 1999 album by Yes
- The Ladder, a 2010 album by Andrew Belle
- "Ladders", a song by Leona Lewis from her 2015 album I Am
- "Ladders", a song by Mac Miller song from his 2018 album Swimming
- "The Ladder", song by John Zorn from The Art of Memory (album)
- "The Ladder", a song by Prince on his 1985 album Around the World in a Day
Publications
- The Ladder, by Halfdan Rasmussen
- The Ladder (magazine), a US publication for lesbians
- Ladder, a career path and reference to organizational and industry hierarchy
- TheLadders, a careers website
Finance
- Ladder (option combination), a combination of three options
- Ladder (exotic option), a type of exotic option
Science and technology
- DNA ladder, a molecular-weight size marker used in gel electrophoresis
- Ladder frame, a vehicle frame type
- Ladder logic, a philosophy of drawing electrical logic schematics
- Ladder operator, a mathematical entity used in quantum mechanics
- Resistor ladder, an analogue circuit
Sports
- Ladder tournament, a type of game or sports tournament
- League table or ladder, a chart or table which compares sports teams, or other entities, by ranking them in order of ability or achievement
Other uses
- Ladder, a vertical split in the fabric of a pair of tights (in UK terminology; "a run in pantyhose" is the US equivalent)
- Jacob's Ladder, a "ladder to heaven" described by biblical Jacob in the Book of Genesis
- Laddering, an investment technique
- Wittgenstein's Ladder, also called Lie-to-children
See also
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This page was last edited on 10 February 2023, at 01:49