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captain's chair

 

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Noun captain's chair has 1 sense
  1. captain's chair - a wooden armchair with a saddle seat and a low back that has vertical spindles
    --1 is a kind of
    armchair

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Captain's Chair

Description:

The captain's chair is a type of chair known for its distinguished design, often featuring a high backrest and armrests. It was originally used by ship captains and has since become a popular and iconic piece of furniture in various settings such as offices, homes, and dining rooms.

Senses:

1. Noun: A Chair Design

The captain's chair refers to a specific chair design characterized by a large and often high-backed seat, along with armrests. This design provides comfort and support during extended periods of sitting.

For example: "He sat on the captain's chair, enjoying the luxurious feel of the cushioned seat."

2. Noun: Ship Captain's Seat

A captain's chair is the designated seat for the captain of a ship or boat. It is typically positioned at the helm, offering a commanding view of the surroundings.

For example: "The captain confidently steered the ship from the comfort of his captain's chair."

3. Noun: Fitness Equipment

The term captain's chair is also used to describe a piece of fitness equipment found in gyms. It consists of a padded seat and handles and is primarily used for strengthening the abdominal muscles.

For example: "She diligently performed leg lifts on the captain's chair to tone her abs."

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