Seating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• arrange for (someone) to sit somewhere
• sit down
• (of a vehicle or building) have seats for (a specified number of people)
• fit in position
NOUN:
• material for covering seats
• a thing made or used for sitting on, such as a chair or stool.
• a sitting place for a passenger in a vehicle or for a member of an audience
• the part of a garment that covers the buttocks.
• a manner of sitting on a horse
• a place in an elected legislative or other body
• a parliamentary constituency
• a principal site or location
• a part of a machine that supports or guides another part
• supply or arrangement of seats
• The act of providong with a seat or seats; as, the seating of an audience.
• The act of making seats; also, the material for making seats; as, cane seating.
• an area that includes places where several people can sit
• the service of ushering people to their seats
• the roughly horizontal part of a chair, on which one's weight rests directly.
• a person's buttocks.
ADJECTIVE:
• of or relating to the provision of places to sit
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to place on a seat (something on which one sits)

Words related to SEATING

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How to use SEATING in a sentence

• This little theater could seat about 1,000 people, and its seating capacity was taxed many a time long before the Grand opera house in the rear was constructed.
• The Ephesian theatre was capable of seating sixty thousand spectators.
• The structure was modern and capacious, seating about twelve hundred.
• Seating herself at the piano, she played brilliantly for a quarter of an hour.
• I was no sooner lost to view, than, seating myself on a fragment of rock, I wept like a child.
• And now, Madam, seating her, and sticking my hands in my sides, your pleasure! Insolent villain! said the furious lady.
• After all my traps had been put on board, seating myself carefully, the oars were handed in, and a few strokes sent me ahead of the raft.
• When the Queen marked Launfal go aside, she went his way, and seating herself upon the herb, called the knight before her.
• In the rear of the lecture room is a dining-room, forty-five by forty-six feet, with a capacity for seating five hundred people.
• Large as is the seating capacity of The Temple, when it was opened it could not accommodate the crowds that thronged to it.
• It is plain that the impulse produced by seeing his comrades move to the dining-room started the chain of automatic movements which resulted in his seating himself at the table.
• Seating ourselves before the three gentlemen, we gazed upon them with ill-concealed trepidation.
• Seating herself, she examined the writing more closely, and in a moment became interested.
• Closing the door of his room, he motioned me to a chair and, seating himself before me, took out his pipe.
• She made sure of this before seating herself upon a little shelf of rock, near a tall cedar.
• Four rough chairs formed the seating accommodation.
• He was just seating himself at his desk, but he turned to her with an obvious effort at kindness which made the set look of his face the more marked.
• Sindbad bade him draw near, and seating him at his right hand, served him himself, and gave him excellent wine, of which there was abundance upon the sideboard.
• When he had done this, he went back again and shut to the house-door, and, seating himself on his stool, began working very industriously.
• Afterwards I came out and seating myself on the bench with my back against the wall, waited for something to happen.
• This structure, capable of seating eighty-seven thousand people, stands near the bounds of the Forum.
• Under the direction of Miss Jean, Tiburcio had removed the seats from the conveyance, so as to afford seating capacity for over half our number.
• The home-hungry cadet pounced upon both of them, seating himself and examining the handwriting of the addresses.
• Seating herself beside the mat, the medium strikes on a plate with her shells or a piece of lead, and then starts her song.
• The long row of chairs supplied by kind-hearted neighbors to help in seating the people had been removed, and a long, narrow bench had been put in their place.
• Latterly, however, the fever has increased to a fearful extent, seating itself upon the brain, so that he knows neither myself nor Miss Hazelton, both of whom are with him.
• The lightness and the relation and the hole all this together makes a seating figure.
• The little man took the ring, and seating himself before the spinning wheel, began to spin.

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