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Definition of chair
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Chair (n.) An iron block used on
railways
to
support
the rails and
secure
them to the
sleepers.
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Cathedral
::
Cathedral
(a.)
Emanating
from the chair of
office,
as of a pope or
bishop;
official;
authoritative..
Seat
::
Seat (n.) That part of a thing on which a
person
sits; as, the seat of a chair or
saddle;
the seat of a pair of
pantaloons..
Tidy
::
Tidy (n.) A
cover,
often of
tatting,
drawn work, or other
ornamental
work, for the back of a
chair,
the arms of a sofa, or the
like..
Rocker
::
Rocker
(n.) One of the
curving
pieces
of wood or metal on which a
cradle,
chair,
etc.,
rocks..
Round
::
Round (n.) The step of a
ladder;
a
rundle
or rung; also, a
crosspiece
which joins and
braces
the legs of a
chair..
Cacolet
::
Cacolet
(n.) A
chair,
litter,
or other
contrivance
fitted
to the back or pack
saddle
of a mule for
carrying
travelers
in
mountainous
districts,
or for the
transportation
of the sick and
wounded
of an
army..
Bedchair
::
Bedchair
(n.) A chair with
adjustable
back, for the sick, to
support
them while
sitting
up in bed..
Fill
::
Fill (a.) To
possess
and
perform
the
duties
of; to
officiate
in, as an
incumbent;
to
occupy;
to hold; as, a king fills a
throne;
the
president
fills the
office
of chief
magistrate;
the
speaker
of the House fills the
chair..
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To
become
erect;
to
assume
an
upright
position;
as, to rise from a chair or from a
fall..
Cat-tail
::
Cat-tail
(n.) A tall rush or flag
(Typha
latifolia)
growing
in
marshes,
with long, flat
leaves,
and
having
its
flowers
in a close
cylindrical
spike at the top of the stem. The
leaves
are
frequently
used for
seating
chairs,
making
mats, etc. See
Catkin..
Use
::
Use (v. t.) To make use of; to
convert
to one's
service;
to avail one's self of; to
employ;
to put a
purpose;
as, to use a plow; to use a
chair;
to use time; to use flour for food; to use water for
irrigation..
Chairing
::
Chairing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Chai.
Arm
::
Arm (n.) A
support
for the
elbow,
at the side of a
chair,
the end of a sofa, etc..
Sedan
::
Sedan (n.) A
portable
chair or
covered
vehicle
for
carrying
a
single
person,
--
usually
borne on poles by two men.
Called
also sedan
chair..
Sit
::
Sit (v. t.) To rest upon the
haunches,
or the lower
extremity
of the trunk of the body; -- said of human
beings,
and
sometimes
of other
animals;
as, to sit on a sofa, on a
chair,
or on the
ground..
Machairodus
::
Machairodus
(n.) A genus of
extinct
mammals
allied
to the cats, and
having
in the upper jaw
canine
teeth of
remarkable
size and
strength;
-- hence
called
saber-toothed
tigers..
Chairmanship
::
Chairmanship
(n.) The
office
of a
chairman
of a
meeting
or
organized
body.
Easy-chair
::
Easy-chair
(n.) An
armchair
for ease or
repose.
Cathedrated
::
Cathedrated
(a.)
Relating
to the chair or
office
of a
teacher.
Elbow
::
Elbow (n.) Any turn or bend like that of the
elbow,
in a wall,
building,
and the like; a
sudden
turn in a line of coast or
course
of a
river;
also, an
angular
or
jointed
part of any
structure,
as the
raised
arm of a chair or sofa, or a short pipe
fitting,
turning
at an angle or
bent..
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