Chair

What do we mean by chair?

A piece of furniture designed to accommodate one sitting or reclining person, providing support for the back and often the arms and typically standing on four legs. noun

A seat of office, authority, or dignity, such as that of a bishop. noun

An office or position of authority, such as a professorship. noun

A person who holds an office or a position of authority, such as one who presides over a meeting or administers a department of instruction at a college; a chairperson. noun

The position of a player in an orchestra. noun

The electric chair. noun

A seat carried about on poles; a sedan chair. noun

Any of several devices that serve to support or secure, such as a metal block that supports and holds railroad track in position. noun

To preside over as chairperson. transitive verb

To install (someone) in a position of authority, especially as a presiding officer. transitive verb

To carry (someone) high off the ground in a chair or in a seated position, especially as a tribute. transitive verb

To place or carry in a chair; especially, carry publicly in a chair in triumph.

To place in a chair of office; install; enthrone.

The office or dignity of chief magistrate of a city or corporate town in England, especially of the City of London: as, an alderman below the chair is one who has not yet served as lord mayor. noun

In glass-blowing, a seat of special construction in which the glass-blower sits, using the elongated and horizontal arms as supports for the pontil as he rolls it backward and forward; hence, the gang of men who work in and about such a chair. noun

A seat having a back, and sometimes arms, intended for the accommodation of one person. noun

A seat of office or authority: as, the chair of a judge, a professor, the presiding officer of a meeting or an assembly, etc. noun

The incumbent of a seat of authority; a professor or the like; now, specifically, the chairman or presiding officer of an assemblage: as, to address or support the chair. noun

One of four conventions connected with the eisteddfod of Wales, in which bardic matters are discussed and disciples trained in preparation for the great gorsedd or assembly. noun

An item of furniture used to sit on or in, comprising a seat, legs, back, and sometimes arm rests, for use by one person. Compare stool, couch, sofa, settee, loveseat and bench.

The seating position of a particular musician in an orchestra.

An iron block used on railways to support the rails and secure them to the sleepers, and similar devices.

One of two possible conformers of cyclohexane rings (the other being boat), shaped roughly like a chair.

A distinguished professorship at a university.

A vehicle for one person; either a sedan borne upon poles, or a two-wheeled carriage drawn by one horse; a gig.

The seat or office of a person in authority, such as a judge or bishop.

A fun sized couch Urban Dictionary

A word used to describe a person in the room who has no purpose. this person is just there and doesn't matter Urban Dictionary

When spanish speakinq person is tryinq to say share. Urban Dictionary

An uncommon sexual position, where the willing or usually unwilling participant is strapped into a lawn chair (the conventional method is duct tape but varied uses have included rope, electrical cords and Christmas lights.) The person is then flipped upside down and a hole is cut out of the seat, exposing the person's anus and/or genitalia, creating a make-shift glory hole for instant gratification. Common practice is to "chair" outside but the more bashful often commence the activity in the garage or pool house. Urban Dictionary

Almost always useful. a person has to invest a great amount of faith into this object, for if it breaks (which is entirely possible) then one is putting the fact that they are currently not disabled at great risk ie. they could become disabled Urban Dictionary

A chair is what you use to start a fight or a riot, always work Urban Dictionary

Sitting device for when your legs are sad Urban Dictionary

A seat you sit on Urban Dictionary

Where you put your ass cheeks Urban Dictionary

An object that is placed in a parking spot in front of one's house in Pittsburgh to save your parking place Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to chair:
chair, chain, hair, char, choir, chai, clair, charr, cair, chir, chaim, chait, phair, shair, cheir, chaix, ohair, chaid, chais, chaar, chdir, khair.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word chair:
subcommittee, chairs, professorship, caucus, committee, advisory, emeritus, trustees, trustee, professor, treasurer, board, sociology, lift, ethics, department, physics, chemistry, vice, dean, mathematics, furniture, philosophy, faculty, theology, commission, parliamentary, biology, psychology, finance, panel, medicine, sciences, economics, senate, university, select, visiting, executive, sitting, council, studies, standing, associate.

Words that rhyme with chair:
bear, care, air, flare, tear, fair, wear, square, fare, share, despair, there, hair, bare, spare, aware, healthcare, pair, where, software, rare, dare, compare, welfare, flair, hare, swear, pear, ware, their, affair, repair, declare, ere, hardware, err, prayer, heir, impair, stare, mare, pare, prepare, bair, lair, glare, snare, daycare, scare, warfare, questionnaire, debonair, nowhere, faire, laissez faire, nightmare, mer, childcare, fanfare, dispair, forebear, beware, everywhere, health care, solitaire, aer, unfair, ensnare, extraordinaire, lare, malware, eyre, unaware, blare, stair, thoroughfare, claire, anywhere, threadbare, blair, clair, forswear, underwear, elsewhere, guerre, footwear, cookware, gare, cher, doctrinaire, armchair, medicare, mohair, millionaire, altair, terre, delaware, airfare, day care, earthenware.

Adjectives that are often used to describe chair:
easy, arm, big, comfortable, empty, wooden, old, high, electric, backed, large, low, rocking, vacant, presidential, favorite, folding, nearest, papal, dental, overstuffed, back, straight, deep, hard, upholstered, red, nearby, plastic, former, green, editorial, soft, deck, broken, executive, cushioned, heavy, wheeled, bottomed, professorial, padded, rickety, carved, huge, blue, metal, covered, curule, stuffed, uncomfortable, usual, golden, tall, vice, episcopal, potty, favourite, invalid, rattan, upright, brown, extra, antique, pontifical, gilt, yellow, endowed, gilded, gubernatorial, overturned, swivel, revolving, stiff.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective chair:
legs, maker, man, makers, backs, time, seats, rail, making, caning, rails, person, lift, factories, arms, height, lifts, seat, back, design, elect, position, men, assistant, calorimeter, car, meetings, massage, cushions, exercises, bearers, frames, cane, covers, table, rest, manufacturers, arm, rises, heights, sitting, cars, manufacturer, leg, designs, bottoms, adjustment, seating, coolies, conformation, factory, hire, users, tables, summary, base, caners, moves, placement, persons, the, bound, bottoming, cost, positioning, boat, dips, storage, requests, sleigh, situations, report, frame, second, chaireducation, rocking, bim, mint, beds, john, controls, arrangement, travels, scale, springs, swings, litter, transactions, cover.

Consonant match to chair:
cheer, char, chore, churr, charr, chare, chirr, chere, chirre, charre.

Words that sound like chair:
chair, chare, cherr, chaire, cheir, cierre, cheer, chear, chore, char, chewer, charr, chaar, charre, share, cher, jair, shair, chere, jare, gehr, scherr, cherry, cheddar, chairs, sheer, checker, chedder, jeer, shear, chur, cheshire, chez, shere, chery, cheder, gere, chir, cherrie, cero, ceri, chevre, churr, chaired, teur, scheer, chesser, cherri, chequer, gier, chares, cerd, chirr, ciar, cheh, chero, jir, giere, czr, chera, cheiro, chever, cerr, jouir, schere, iere, care, hair, jar, lair, hare, jour, herr, nair, lare, gyre, jor, cair, herre, haer, jure, nare, haire, jur, kare, laire, caire, giaour, jahr, lere, lehr, leor, hehr, kehr, gyr, knerr, kere, jarre, g.a, jowar.