highchair
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- noun
- /ˈhaɪˌtʃɛr/
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trona
- She placed the baby in the highchair and secured the tray before giving him his food.
- highchair tray
- a wooden highchair
- a baby in a highchair
Examples
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So we get seated, and the baby decides that he is not going in the highchair.
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Lucky for me, I found these awesome crayon catcher things that hook onto the highchair so they won't fall or get lost.
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Does he sit in a highchair too?
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We sit in the same kind of highchair
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Sit them in a highchair, feed them with a spoon.
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The scene switched to a picture of a chubby, laughing baby girl in a highchair.
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His red highchair is still in the basement, and his crib is in the attic, brought out when our children needed them.
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Henry's highchair was put away two days ago and we haven't looked back.
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Tomorrow is Kids-Eat-For-Free Day, so don't forget to clean the highchairs, all right?
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In the kitchen, Mama was singing carols while Tommy banged a spoon on his highchair tray.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
A tall chair with a tray for a baby or young child to sit at mealtime
How High
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Highchair is a simple English word made from high ('tall' or 'up') and chair ('seat'), so it means a tall seat for a child. That's why a highchair lifts a young child up to the table for feeding.