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1. chair car
noun.
A
passenger
car
for
day
travel;
you
pay
extra
fare
for
individual
chairs.
Synonyms
coach
parlor car
palace car
carriage
drawing-room car
passenger car
parlour car
Antonyms
awkwardness
gracefulness
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2. chair
noun.
(ˈtʃɛr)
A
seat
for
one
person,
with
a
support
for
the
back.
Synonyms
leg
feeding chair
chair of state
side chair
rocker
swivel chair
wheelchair
straight chair
garden chair
seat
Eames chair
folding chair
armchair
chaise longue
backrest
rocking chair
fighting chair
ladder-back
daybed
barber chair
tablet-armed chair
back
chaise
lawn chair
ladder-back chair
highchair
Antonyms
anterior
negate
stay in place
forward
veer
3. chair
noun.
(ˈtʃɛr)
The
position
of
professor.
Synonyms
post
place
office
berth
professorship
position
billet
situation
spot
Antonyms
stand
lie
disapprove
front
fore
4. chair
noun.
(ˈtʃɛr)
An
instrument
of
execution
by
electrocution;
resembles
an
ordinary
seat
for
one
person.
Synonyms
instrument of execution
electric chair
hot seat
death chair
Antonyms
weaken
e-mail
email
electronic mail
deglycerolize
5. chair
noun.
(ˈtʃɛr)
A
particular
seat
in
an
orchestra.
Synonyms
seat
Antonyms
ahead
current
6. chair
noun.
(ˈtʃɛr)
The
officer
who
presides
at
the
meetings
of
an
organization.
Synonyms
Kalon Tripa
chairwoman
chairman
president
chairperson
vice chairman
presiding officer
Antonyms
disarrange
right
back
left
upgrade
7. chair
verb.
(ˈtʃɛr)
Preside
over.
Synonyms
hash out
moderate
discuss
lead
talk over
Antonyms
downgrade
divest
unfasten
undock
dominant
8. car
noun.
(ˈkɑːr)
A
motor
vehicle
with
four
wheels;
usually
propelled
by
an
internal
combustion
engine.
Synonyms
fender
floorboard
station waggon
Model T
automobile horn
sedan
stock car
racer
pace car
automobile trunk
automobile
roadster
gas
hooter
stabilizer bar
reverse
subcompact car
horn
prowl car
phaeton
low
third
sports car
minivan
waggon
fin
automotive vehicle
subcompact
hot rod
running board
convertible
accelerator
tail fin
jeep
horseless carriage
electric car
car door
saloon
bus
loaner
gas guzzler
taxi
landrover
grille
beach wagon
gas pedal
throttle
hatchback
air bag
S.U.V.
beach waggon
Stanley Steamer
bonnet
limousine
used-car
auto
sport utility
two-seater
ambulance
high gear
roof
motor vehicle
hardtop
buffer
window
electric automobile
first
taxicab
cab
sunroof
hot-rod
anti-sway bar
bumper
compact
estate car
motor horn
rear window
police cruiser
heap
secondhand car
auto accessory
sunshine-roof
car window
racing car
motorcar
coupe
high
low gear
limo
sport car
cowl
tourer
glove compartment
hood
tailfin
electric
wagon
patrol car
cowling
cruiser
luggage compartment
car mirror
petrol engine
minicar
reverse gear
jalopy
third gear
car seat
touring car
machine
accelerator pedal
car horn
gun
compact car
squad car
gasoline engine
wing
police car
first gear
trunk
sport utility vehicle
SUV
runabout
race car
station wagon
automobile engine
radiator grille
hack
Antonyms
defend
stay
synchronise
consecrate
falsify
Etymology
car (English)
carre (Middle English (1100-1500))
carre (Anglo-Norman)
carra (Latin)
9. car
noun.
(ˈkɑːr)
A
wheeled
vehicle
adapted
to
the
rails
of
railroad.
Synonyms
railcar
lounge car
suspension system
passenger car
railroad train
slip carriage
tender
coach
wheeled vehicle
train
baggage car
handcar
cabin car
freight car
caboose
guard's van
luggage van
van
railway car
carriage
mail car
railroad car
club car
slip coach
suspension
Antonyms
correct
synchronize
head
obverse
forward
Etymology
car (English)
carre (Middle English (1100-1500))
carre (Anglo-Norman)
carra (Latin)
10. car
noun.
(ˈkɑːr)
Where
passengers
ride
up
and
down.
Synonyms
elevator
compartment
lift
elevator car
Antonyms
superior
up
tall
high
elated
Etymology
car (English)
carre (Middle English (1100-1500))
carre (Anglo-Norman)
carra (Latin)
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