Low+seat
71pennyfarthing — ineffective, 1887. The noun, in ref. to the kind of bicycle with a small wheel in back and a big one in front (so called from the notion of different size coins) is first recorded 1927, long after the bicycles of this type (introduced 1860s) were …
72scooter — [[t]sku͟ːtə(r)[/t]] scooters 1) N COUNT A scooter is a small light motorcycle which has a low seat. 2) N COUNT A scooter is a type of child s bicycle which has two wheels joined by a wooden board and a handle on a long pole attached to the front… …
73pouffe — [pu:f] (also pouf) noun a cushioned footstool or low seat with no back. Origin C19: from Fr. pouf, of imitative origin …
74tuffet — noun 1》 a tuft or clump. 2》 a footstool or low seat. Origin C16: alt. of tuft …
75crock — I. n. 1. Earthen jar, pot, piece of crockery. 2. Low seat, stool. 3. Soot, smut. II. v. a. Blacken (with soot), soil, smut …
76taboret — tab•o•ret or tab•ou•ret [[t]ˌtæb əˈrɛt, ˈreɪ[/t]] n. 1) fur a low seat without back or arms; stool 2) clo tambour 2) 3) fur a small, usu. portable stand or chest • Etymology: 1650–60; < F tabouret lit., small drum …
77skibob — /ˈskibɒb/ (say skeebob) noun 1. a vehicle used for gliding down snow slopes, consisting of a low seat and steering handle supported by two short skis; the rider wears small skis for balance. –verb (i) (skibobbed, skibobbing) 2. to ride such a… …
78taboret — /ˈtæbərət/ (say tabuhruht) noun 1. a low seat without back or arms, for one person; a stool. 2. a frame for embroidery. 3. a small tabor. Also, tabouret. {Middle English taberett, from taber tabor + ett et} …
79judex pedaneus — /juwdeks padeyniyas/ In Roman law, inferior judge; deputy judge. The judge who was commissioned by the preetor to hear a cause was so called, from the low seat which he anciently occupied at the foot of the praetor s tribunal …
80judex pedaneus — /juwdeks padeyniyas/ In Roman law, inferior judge; deputy judge. The judge who was commissioned by the preetor to hear a cause was so called, from the low seat which he anciently occupied at the foot of the praetor s tribunal …
