armrest
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- noun
- /ˈɑrmˌrɛst/
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- During the flight, I placed my drink on the armrest between my seat and the one next to me.
- chair with armrests
- armrests of the seats
But you put your arm on the armrest first base.
- But you put your arm on the armrest first base.
- In the old LS, if you drop the center armrest, it's an armrest.
- Which side of an armrest is really yours at a movie theater?
- A kind of broken bench, the bended armrest a trace of plush or velvet and green iron.
- So Joelle would sit on the armrest in the aisle.
- My poor wife, she's got to sit and we lift up the, the armrests so I can spill over into her side.
- God forbid you have the middle seat and then you got two people next to you, but there's only one armrest, Colin.
Examples
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I rested my arm on the armrest while watching the movie.
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The comfortable chair has a soft armrest that makes it easy to relax.
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In the old LS, if you drop the center armrest, it's an armrest.
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Did you both put your arms on the armrest together?
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Which side of an armrest is really yours at a movie theater?
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Lights can be activated by the button on your armrest.
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And in case you're wondering, this is an armrest and looks like this on an actual train.
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A little while ago, I put my drink on the armrest, and there wasn't even a ripple.
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My favorite thing about this whole Schlaaang Super Seat is the automatic popcorn machine in the armrest.
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Claudia curls up on the seat, her head against the armrest, her stocking feet in my lap.
Fiction book (1994)
How Comfortable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word armrest comes from the English words arm and rest, meaning a place for your arm to 'rest' or be supported when you sit, so an armrest is the part of a chair, seat, or sofa that holds your arm.