seat

a place or thing that you sit on

a thing or place made for one person to sit on, such as a chair, or a space on a bus, train, or sofa

a place to sit that you have booked or been given

a particular place to sit that is reserved, paid for, or assigned, especially in a vehicle, theater, stadium, or at an event

to put someone in a place where they can sit

to give someone a place to sit, or show someone where to sit

to have room for a particular number of people to sit

to have enough seats for a particular number of people

to sit down; this is often used formally as "be seated"

to sit down, especially in the forms be seated or seat oneself

the flat part of a chair that supports your body when you sit

the part of a chair or similar object that you sit on

a position as a member of an official group, especially one that people vote for

a position as an elected or appointed member of a parliament, council, committee, board, or similar body

the main official place of a government, institution, or organization

the official place where an institution, government, or important organization is based

the place where something important is thought to be based or produced

the place or part where a quality, activity, condition, or power is thought to be centered or to come from

to put a part firmly in the right position

to place or fit something firmly and correctly in its proper position

to officially make someone a member of a council, parliament, committee, or similar group

to formally allow or install someone as a member of an official body after they have been chosen or elected

the back part of trousers or pants that covers the part of the body you sit on

the part of trousers or another garment that covers the buttocks

a humorous or old-fashioned word for a person's bottom

the buttocks; the part of the body that a person sits on