session
noun(ses-sion)
a meeting or series of meetings of a body (such as a court or legislature) for the transaction of business
session
noun(ses-sion)
a sitting of English justices of peace in execution of the powers conferred by their commissions
session
noun(ses-sion)
an English court holding such sessions
session
adjective(ses-sion)
employed to perform at recording sessions
session
noun(ses-sion)
an informal discursive group discussion
session
noun(ses-sion)
a usually closed session (as of a legislative body) that functions as an executive council (as of the U.S. Senate when considering appointments or the ratification of treaties)
session
noun(ses-sion)
an often impromptu performance by a group especially of jazz musicians that is characterized by improvisation
session
noun(ses-sion)
a presentation of information on a series of posters that may include drawings, photographs, charts, graphs, and textual data relating to a specific subject
session
noun(ses-sion)
a meeting between a person who is a subject of a federal criminal investigation, the person's lawyer, and a prosecutor or investigator subject to the terms of a proffer letter
session
noun(ses-sion)
a strategy class for an athletic team
session
noun(ses-sion)
a meeting for consultation, discussion, or the interchange of ideas or information —called also skull practice
session
noun(ses-sion)
a meeting or a portion of a meeting closed to all but members
session
idiom(ses-sion)
in the process of meeting formally
session
idiom(ses-sion)
conducting classes