seat

The part of a machine that moves and holds another part in a printer or typewriter

Being in control of a situation and making the decisions

The right to take part in important decisions

A strong position with power or advantage

To make quick decisions without a plan

To gain a respected place in a group by working hard

A strap that keeps a person sitting in a car or plane during an accident

A seat at the front of a car next to the driver

A seat in a car for the driver or passengers

A seat attached to the top of a toilet that you sit on

A position of control where someone makes important decisions

A position where someone is under strong pressure and criticism because of their responsibilities

A long bench by a window for sitting and enjoying the view

A small sofa for two people to sit together

A seat that costs little and has a poor view at an event

Private place in a raised box with a good view of the stage or field

A town or city where the county government has its main offices

A soft pad that you put on a seat to make sitting more comfortable

A place very close to the action at a sporting event or show that lets you watch events up close

A low chair shaped to hold one person, like in a car

A seat in a plane that pushes the pilot out in an emergency so they can use a parachute

A seat in a plane that pushes the pilot out in an emergency so they can use a parachute

A small folding seat in a vehicle used for extra passengers

Acting on instinct rather than careful planning

A gold lid on the Ark where God meets people and forgives them

An extra place to sit at the back of an old car that folds and is open to the air

The part of a bicycle that a person sits on

A person who gives unwanted advice while someone else does a task

A small seat children sit on to learn to use the toilet

A place to sit in rising rows so people behind can see

A place where a passenger sits on an airplane

Place where a driver sits on a horse-drawn carriage

The front passenger seat people think is most dangerous in a car crash

A slightly curved place to sit like a horse saddle that gives extra comfort

A seat in a rowing boat that moves on runners so the rower can use their legs

Choosing quickly without careful planning or thought

A chair that kills a person by electricity

A seat shaped like a bell on some chairs from the 1700s

A small extra folding seat at the back of a two-seat car often open to the weather

A small fold-out seat at the back of an old two-seat car

A rounded chair seat that looks like a small puffed cushion on 18th century chairs

A person who takes more than one seat or extra space in public places

A comfortable place to sit where you can relax