chairseat

English

Noun

chairseat (plural chairseats)

1. Rare form of chair seat.
   • 1993, LaVyrle Spencer, November of the Heart, HarperCollins Publishers, →ISBN, pages 20–21:

     All of your guests are staring at this door and shifting on their chairseats! Don't you realize they can hear every word that's being said?

   • 2002, Josephine Boyle, Builders of Repute: The Story of Reader Bros., Woodford Green, Essex: Suitable Press, →ISBN, page 119:

     The suite was light oak with emerald sharkskin chairseats, the carpet was a geometric Deco design in shades of beige and dull green, and the floor-length curtains were of brown velvet with a shaped pelmet.

   • 2018, Glenn Skwerer, The Tristan Chord, London: Unbound, →ISBN, pages 10-11:

     The next day in the late afternoon I was repairing an old chairseat with rusted springs when there was a pair of sharp raps on the door of the shop.