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Definition of sitting
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Sitting
(n.) The
actual
presence
or
meeting
of any body of men in their
seats,
clothed
with
authority
to
transact
business;
a
session;
as, a
sitting
of the
judges
of the
King's
Bench,
or of a
commission..
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Straddle
::
Straddle
(n.) The act of
standing,
sitting,
or
walking,
with the feet far
apart..
Vis-a-vis
::
Vis-a-vis
(n.) A
carriage
in which two
persons
sit face to face. Also, a form of sofa with seats for two
persons,
so
arranged
that the
occupants
are face to face while
sitting
on
opposite
sides..
Seat
::
Seat (n.)
Posture,
or way of
sitting,
on
horseback..
Parliament
::
Parliament
(n.) The
assembly
of the three
estates
of the
United
Kingdom
of Great
Britain
and
Ireland,
viz., the lords
spiritual,
lords
temporal,
and the
representatives
of the
commons,
sitting
in the House of Lords and the House of
Commons,
constituting
the
legislature,
when
summoned
by the royal
authority
to
consult
on the
affairs
of the
nation,
and to enact and
repeal
laws..
Siege
::
Siege (n.) The
sitting
of an army
around
or
before
a
fortified
place for the
purpose
of
compelling
the
garrison
to
surrender;
the
surrounding
or
investing
of a place by an army, and
approaching
it by
passages
and
advanced
works,
which cover the
besiegers
from the
enemy's
fire. See the Note under
Blockade..
Seat
::
Seat (n.) A
sitting;
a right to sit;
regular
or
appropriate
place of
sitting;
as, a seat in a
church;
a seat for the
season
in the opera
house..
Sejeant
::
Sejeant
(a.)
Sitting,
as a lion or other
beast..
Brood
::
Brood (a.)
Sitting
or
inclined
to sit on eggs.
Setter
::
Setter
(n.) A
hunting
dog of a
special
breed
originally
derived
from a cross
between
the
spaniel
and the
pointer.
Modern
setters
are
usually
trained
to
indicate
the
position
of game birds by
standing
in a fixed
position,
but
originally
they
indicated
it by
sitting
or
crouching..
Adjournment
::
Adjournment
(n.) The time or
interval
during
which a
public
body
adjourns
its
sittings
or
postpones
business.
Sitting
::
Sitting
(n.) The act or time of
sitting,
as to a
portrait
painter,
photographer,
etc..
Bidet
::
Bidet (n.) A kind of bath tub for
sitting
baths;
a sitz bath.
Squat
::
Squat (a.)
Sitting
on the hams or
heels;
sitting
close to the
ground;
cowering;
crouching.
Sederunt
::
Sederunt
(n.) A
sitting,
as of a court or other
body..
Assession
::
Assession
(n.) A
sitting
beside
or near.
Sitting
::
Sitting
(n.) A seat, or the space
occupied
by or
allotted
for a
person,
in a
church,
theater,
etc.; as, the hall has 800
sittings..
Sitting
::
Sitting
(n.) The
actual
presence
or
meeting
of any body of men in their
seats,
clothed
with
authority
to
transact
business;
a
session;
as, a
sitting
of the
judges
of the
King's
Bench,
or of a
commission..
Bedchair
::
Bedchair
(n.) A chair with
adjustable
back, for the sick, to
support
them while
sitting
up in bed..
Sooterkin
::
Sooterkin
(n.) A kind of false
birth,
fabled
to be
produced
by Dutch women from
sitting
over their
stoves;
also, an
abortion,
in a
figurative
sense;
an
abortive
scheme..
Sedentary
::
Sedentary
(a.)
Caused
by long
sitting.
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