Low+seat
81pouffe — (also pouf) ► NOUN ▪ a cushioned footstool or low seat with no back. ORIGIN French …
82tuffet — ► NOUN 1) a tuft or clump. 2) a footstool or low seat. ORIGIN alteration of TUFT(Cf. ↑tufty) …
83pouffe — n. (also pouf) a large firm cushion used as a low seat or footstool. Etymology: F pouf; ult. imit …
84tabouret — n. (US taboret) a low seat usu. without arms or a back. Etymology: F, = stool, dimin. as TABOR …
85tuffet — n. 1 = TUFT 1. 2 a low seat. Etymology: var. of TUFT …
86slipper chair — noun : an often upholstered chair with short legs designed for bedroom use * * * a small bedroom chair with a low seat …
87voltaire chair — (ˈ)vōl|ta(a)](ə)r , (ˈ)vȯl , te], ]ə also (ˈ)väl noun Usage: usually capitalized V Etymology: probably after Voltaire died 1778 French writer : an armchair with a low seat and a high back …
88go|cart — go cart or go|cart «GOH KAHRT», noun. 1. a low seat on wheels for a small child to ride on; stroller. 2. a small framework moving on casters in which children may learn to walk; walker. 3. a kind of light open carriage …
89un|ob|serv|a|ble — «UHN uhb ZUR vuhbuhl», adjective, noun. –adj. that cannot be observed; imperceptible; unnoticeable: »Two of them sat together on the steel plates of the deck…facing forward, and the third faced them from a low seat…unobservable from the bridge… …
90di·van — /dıˈvæn/ noun, pl vans [count] 1 : a long, low seat that has no back or arms or only part of a back and one arm 2 Brit : a bed that has a thick base and usually no footboard …
