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English	English
chair that can rotate	swivel chair
(British) lounge chair used to lie on to get a suntan; bed for lying under a sunlamp, tanning bed	sunbed
1960s dance, bend, bread or roll, cigar or tobacco, coil, curl, spin, turn; rotate opposite ends of an object in opposing directions; entwine; distort, pervert; sprain (ankle, etc.); produce a spiral shape, constantly change direction, distort meaning,...	twist
act of turning or rotating, slew, pivot around an axis, position after something slues, slew; turn around, rotate, pivot; turn to the side, veer off to the side, slough, veer or skid, veering or skidding	slue
additional cover on back of chair, small protective cover which is placed on the arms or back of a sofa or armchair	antimacassar
address an envelope, at a distance, back of an animal, backward, to the rear; to the past, be behind something, after, bet on outcome of race, change direction, defensive player, dorsal area; part of a chair where the back rests; rear part of the human...	back
aircraft which flies using blades which rotate on a vertical axis	copter (helicopter)
alternative, arrange things in interchanging pattern, arranged in alternating pattern, be an understudy, every other, fluctuate, follow in interchanging pattern, interchange, take turns, rotate, substitute, not aligned, rotating, one after the other; i...	alternate
armless chair	ice-cream chair
axis, central pin around which something turns; focus, center, basketball position or player, center point of wheeling movement, crucial person or thing, depend on something, object on which larger object turns, pivot man, provide with pivot, rotate on...	pivot
base, center of power, fit seat on something, furniture designed for sitting upon (such as a chair or bench); horizontal part of a chair used for sitting; place to sit; place, location; center of an organization; house, home; buttocks, backside, instal...	seat
base, foot; buttocks; seat of a chair, end of list, establish nature of, establish; construct; base, provide a foundation, farthest point, hit sea floor, land under water, least successful, lower, lowest, lowest part, lowest rank, overload transistor, ...	bottom
bathtub shaped like a chair, therapeutic bath	sitz bath
be focused, move in circular fashion, recur, rotate, turn, spin; encircle, move in a circle around a central point; think about, contemplate, turning stage	revolve
become hot or overheated, burn out, children, cook in oil; be cooked in oil; execute by electric chair (Slang); die by the electric chair (Slang), cook quickly in fat, execute or be executed, fried dish, fried food; social gathering at which food is fr...	fry

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