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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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Seat
::
Seat (n.) The place or thing upon which one sits;
hence;
anything
made to be sat in or upon, as a
chair,
bench,
stool,
saddle,
or the
like..
Elbowchair
::
Elbowchair
(n.) A chair with arms to
support
the
elbows;
an
armchair.
Cane
::
Cane (v. t.) To make or
furnish
with cane or
rattan;
as, to cane
chairs..
Chair
::
Chair (v. t.) To carry
publicly
in a chair in
triumph.
Chair
::
Chair (n.) An iron block used on
railways
to
support
the rails and
secure
them to the
sleepers.
Chaired
::
Chaired
(imp. & p. pr.) of Chai.
Shakedown
::
Shakedown
(n.) A
temporary
substitute
for a bed, as one made on the floor or on
chairs;
--
perhaps
originally
from the
shaking
down of straw for this
purpose..
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..
Hitch
::
Hitch (v. t.) To move with
hitches;
as, he
hitched
his chair
nearer..
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..
Overset
::
Overset
(v. t.) To turn or tip
(anything)
over from an
upright,
or a
proper,
position
so that it lies upon its side or
bottom
upwards;
to
upset;
as, to
overset
a
chair,
a
coach,
a ship, or a
building..
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..
Armchair
::
Armchair
(n.) A chair with arms to
support
the
elbows
or
forearms.
Vinaigrette
::
Vinaigrette
(n.) A
small,
two-wheeled
vehicle,
like a Bath
chair,
to be drawn or
pushed
by a boy or man..
Chairing
::
Chairing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Chai.
Rolling
::
Rolling
(a.)
Moving
on
wheels
or
rollers,
or as if on
wheels
or
rollers;
as, a
rolling
chair..
Restless
::
Restless
(a.) Not
affording
rest; as, a
restless
chair..
Bottom
::
Bottom
(n.) The part of
anything
which is
beneath
the
contents
and
supports
them, as the part of a chair on which a
person
sits, the
circular
base or lower head of a cask or tub, or the plank floor of a
ship's
hold; the under
surface..
State
::
State (n.) A chair with a
canopy
above it, often
standing
on a dais; a seat of
dignity;
also, the
canopy
itself..
Cucking Stool
::
Cucking
stool () A kind of chair
formerly
used for
punishing
scolds,
and also
dishonest
tradesmen,
by
fastening
them in it,
usually
in front of their
doors,
to be
pelted
and
hooted
at by the mob, but
sometimes
to be taken to the water and
ducked;
--
called
also a
castigatory,
a
tumbrel,
and a
trebuchet;
and
often,
but not so
correctly,
a
ducking
stool..
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