Seat

noun

1. A seat typically having four legs and a back for one person
2. Electric chair
3. An official seat or a seat of authority, state, or dignity
4. An office or position of authority or dignity
5. Professorship

   "holds a university chair"

6. Chairperson

   "was appointed chair of the committee"

7. A position of employment usually of one occupying a chair or desk
8. Any of various devices that hold up or support
9. A sedan chair

verb

1. To preside as chairperson of

   "chaired a commission"

2. To install in office
3. To carry on the shoulders in acclaim

   "we chaired you through the market place"

noun

1. A railroad car having pairs of chairs with individually adjustable backs on each side of the aisle
2. Parlor car

noun

1. A molding on a wall around a room to protect the wall from being damaged by the backs of chairs

   "… had removed the chair rail, thereby eliminating the dado effect …"

noun

1. A wooden lawn chair with a high slatted back, broad arms, and a seat that is lower in the back than the front

noun

1. An armless chair with leather-covered cushions on a stainless steel frame

noun

1. A hooded and sometimes glassed wheeled chair used especially by invalids

noun

1. A portable seat that is placed on or attached to a chair or an automobile seat in order to raise a child to a higher position booster seat

   "… high chairs let everyone eat together. The kids then graduate to booster chairs."

noun

1. A chair for lounging consisting of a cloth sling supported by a frame of metal tubing or bars

noun

1. An armchair with a saddle seat and a low curved back with vertical spindles