Definitions
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- noun The rear part of a
chair that supports thesitter 'sback .
Etymologies
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Examples
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In the first two ticket cycles at Rentschler Field, all "chairback" seats were sold at one price with one standard annual seat donation regardless of their location.
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I had a gig-bag hanging on the chairback, unzipped, wide-mouthed staring at the too-drunk-to-fuck geezer burping up acid from a liver gone sour-milk and he had the guts to smile at me.
Sax Named Pegasus Paula Ray 2010
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A professional nod, but his hand clenched on the top of the chairback beside him, his skin having the warm golden-brown tone of someone whose ancestry appeared to be a mix of Asian and Caucasian.
Excerpt - Bonds of Justice Nalini Singh 2009
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A professional nod, but his hand clenched on the top of the chairback beside him, his skin having the warm golden-brown tone of someone whose ancestry appeared to be a mix of Asian and Caucasian.
Archive 2009-11-01 Nalini Singh 2009
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The outer portions of these pieces are made from different, much stronger woods, and seat and chairback are joined to the base with a form of bindweed; the interior portion is composed of yet another kind of wood, usually coral or San Miguel, to secure the base.
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The outer portions of these pieces are made from different, much stronger woods, and seat and chairback are joined to the base with a form of bindweed; the interior portion is composed of yet another kind of wood, usually coral or San Miguel, to secure the base.
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Mammalian assistance: Cat doing the vulture pose on my chairback.
john, i've been bad and they're coming after me. scalzi 2008
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He was a large man, broad and tall, his shoulders spilling over the sides of the wide chairback.
Pure Sin Kate Brian 2010
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The outer portions of these pieces are made from different, much stronger woods, and seat and chairback are joined to the base with a form of bindweed; the interior portion is composed of yet another kind of wood, usually coral or San Miguel, to secure the base.
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Nancy draped her coat obediently over a chairback and tugged ruefully at the skimpy sleeves of the striped turtleneck she wore beneath a denim jumper.
Sudden Rain Maritta Wolff 2009
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