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seat

n.

A structure on which one may sit
bench, settee, sofa, couch, settle, pew, chair, stool, bleacher, thwart; see also furniture.
Space in which one may sit
situation, chair, accommodation; see place 2.
*The buttocks
rear, rear end*, behind, breech; see rump.
An official situation
post, position, office, chair, place; see also job 1, profession 1, trade 2.
A place of support, usually a surface
bed, fitting, bottom; see foundation 2, support 2.

have<strong> or </strong>take a seat

be seated, sit down, occupy a place; see sit 1.

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Another word for seat

noun

The part of one's back on which one rests in sitting:
buttock (used in plural), derriÃ¨re, posterior, rump. (Informal) backside, behind, bottom, rear¹. (Slang) bun (used in plural), fanny, tush. (Chiefly British) bum². See over
The lowest or supporting part or structure:
base¹, basis, bed, bottom, foot, footing, foundation, fundament, ground, groundwork, substratum, underpinning (often used in plural). See over
A place of concentrated activity, influence, or importance:
center, focus, headquarters, heart, hub. See edge

verb

To cause to take a sitting position:
sit (down). See rise
To place securely in a position or condition:
ensconce, establish, fix, install, settle. See put in