The seat in a vehicle in which the driver sits. Cf. driving seat, n. 1.

(a) a seat facing to the side or placed at the side in a vehicle such as a carriage, bus, or boat; (b) a manner of sitting on horseback in which the…

The seat in a vehicle in which the driver sits.

A seat at the back of a vehicle. Also, esp. a seat at or towards the back of a hall, etc., an inferior seat; hence colloquial, a position of…

(a) a seat situated in one of the aisles of a church as opposed to the nave (now rare); (b) a seat adjacent to an aisle, esp. in an aeroplane, train…

(a) a seat in a car (now usually a motor car); (b) a portable seat for an infant or young child, designed to be secured to a passenger seat in a car.

a seat which may be adjusted to a reclining position.

A seat next to a window in a train, bus, aeroplane, etc., as opposed to one next to an aisle or corridor. Cf. aisle seat n. (b) at aisle, n.…

a seat provided in a vehicle for a passenger; spec. (in a motor vehicle) the seat next to the driver.

(a) (see quot. 1884); (b) = seat-tree n.; (c) a board suspended from scaffolding to serve as a seat for a workman; (d) a board forming a seat in a…

Any of a number of bench seats, typically made of wooden slats, arranged in rows across the width of an omnibus, tram, etc., esp. those on an…

in a motor car, aeroplane, etc., a seat partly resembling a bucket in shape.

North American colloquial. The front passenger seat in a vehicle; the chance to sit in this seat on a particular journey (also as int.: used to claim…

The proprietary name of a kind of reclining seat; = sleeper seat n. at sleeper, n. compounds 2.

a reclining seat on which one can sleep during a journey.