chairs Definition

to install in office

to carry on the shoulders in acclaim

to preside as chairman of

a seat typically having four legs and a back for one person

electric chair —used with the

an official seat or a seat of authority, state, or dignity

a game in which players march to music around a row of chairs numbering one less than the players and scramble for seats when the music stops; also : a situation or series of events suggesting the game of musical chairs (as in rapid change or confusing activity)

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

an armless chair with leather-covered cushions on a stainless steel frame

a hooded and sometimes glassed wheeled chair used especially by invalids; broadly : wheelchair

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

an armchair with a saddle seat and a low curved back with vertical spindles

a deep low thickly upholstered easy chair often with rather low back and heavy sides and arms

one of two or more chairmen who preside jointly over something (such as a meeting, organization, committee, event, or department) : cochairman, cochairperson