settee
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1. settee - Noun
2. Settee - Proper noun
Meaning
A long seat with a back, -- made to accommodate several persons at once.
A vessel with a very long, sharp prow, carrying two or three masts with lateen sails, -- used in the Mediterranean.
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Blue velvet upholstery gives this navy settee a soft touch and elegant look, and silver nailhead details on the arms provide eye-catching contrast.
During his stay in Dehradun, he discovered a storeroom at the rear of an old bungalow – a room full of old and broken furniture: a settee with the stuffing coming out, a bed with broken springs, a cupboard with a missing door.
She nodded to Stella Conley as she left the rest room and sat down on a settee in the large waiting room that dominated the depot.
Pulling myself onto the sodden settee, I wedged my torso between the table and the bulkhead just as the rain began: staccato, fierce, a battery of bullets.
Complimented with matching settee, these chairs made my dining area from mediocre to elegant.
Is there enough space between the dinette and the settee to accommodate your largest crewmember?