Synonyms:
armchair
Meaning: chair with a support on each side for arms
Usage examples
She dropped as if exhausted into her armchair.
He quickly moved an armchair toward Princess Mary.
"I'll drink it from the saucer." Old Grannis had drawn up his armchair for her.
"Sit down--sit down, Beaufort: push up the yellow armchair; now I've got you I want a good gossip.
There was old Bick cursing for all he was worth, and a little red-faced buffer puffing out his cheeks in an armchair.'
When Dora was ready, she sat down in the little armchair that stood near a table piled with books, and looked about her contentedly.
Princess Mary on the other hand instead of going away sank into an armchair, and looked sternly and intently at him with her deep, radiant eyes.
He propped her up in an armchair with some cushions, and they took tea together, she very delicately drinking from a saucer and taking bread and butter from his hands.
The squire had had everything repaired, and the public rooms and the sign repainted, and had added some furniture--above all a beautiful armchair for mother in the bar.
Mr. Ketch seized the knocker on the shop-door--there was no other entrance to the house--and brought it down with a force that shook the first-floor sitting-room, and startled Mr. Harper, the lay clerk, almost out of his armchair, as he sat before the fire.