high seats
high seats is the plural of high seat.
Meaning of high seat
Noun
high seat (plural high seats)
- A seat that it situated above others, as on a raised platform, to be used by dignitaries, royalty, etc.
- A highchair.
- A raised hide from which game is shot at.
- An external seat on or near the roof of a carriage or coach.
- [T]he young man helped the young lady, half-swooning, inside, and Egbert, Murial Jane and Silvander Dan climbed on to the boot which was a handsome high-seat at the back.1936, Norman Lindsay, The Flyaway Highway, Sydney: Angus and Robertson, page 23
Questions about high seats
- What is high seats the plural of?
- High seats is the plural of high seat.
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