carseat

See also: car seat

English

Noun

carseat (plural carseats)

1. Alternative form of car seat.
   • 1986, Rick Borsten, The Great Equalizer, Sag Harbor, N.Y.: The Permanent Press, →ISBN, page 268:

     “Okay then,” she says, nodding once, business-like, then sitting at the edge of the carseat and sliding over a few inches.

   • 2000, Jane Smiley, Horse Heaven, New York, N.Y.: Alfred A. Knopf, →ISBN, page 306:

     “Oh, well. I’m sure they will.” And then, for the first time ever, as Krista was buckling the carseat into her mother’s van, “You know, honey, if you need a bit of a loan, look at that babyface, my goodness—”

   • 2000, Marlene Taylor, Life Is What You Make It, Darlin’, Bala Cynwyd, Pa.: Oshun Dynasty Publications, →ISBN, page 120:

     “Whassa matter Mommy?” Alexandria asked as Jackie buckled the carseat.