second story

¹

noun

1. second floor.

second-story

²

[ sek-uhnd-stawr-ee, -stohr-ee ]

adjective

1. of or located on the second story or floor.
2. of or relating to a second-story man:

   The theft was a second-story job.

Example Sentences

Mr Sharif said he noticed a red mark around Sara's neck, and at this point Ms Batool told a "second story" claiming Sara had been fighting with another child.

From BBC

A second story involved a woman named Candi Miller, a 41-year-old mother of three, who had been told by doctors that "having another baby could kill her."

From Salon

Now there's a second story from the same batch of Georgia reporting at ProPublica.

From Salon

He added a second story that targeted his ex-wife’s attorney and said that “getting arrested wasn’t easy.”

From Los Angeles Times

The man, whom police identified as 32-year-old Alexander Esparza, fled two blocks, partially on bike and then on foot, before climbing to the second story roof of a building, according to Rulon.

From Los Angeles Times