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Meaning
Noun
●
A long
seat
with or without a back, found
for example
in
parks
and schools.
●
In Law & Collectives:
The
seat
where the
judges
sit in
court.
The people who
decide on
the
verdict
,
collectively
; the judiciary.
●
In Law:
The
seat
where the
judges
sit in
court.
The
office
or
dignity
of a judge.
●
In Government:
A
seat
where people
sit
together in an
official
capacity.
A long
seat
for
politicians
in a
parliamentary
chamber.
●
A
seat
where people
sit
together in an
official
capacity.
The
dignity
of
holding
an
official
seat.
The people who
hold
a certain type of
official
seat
,
collectively
; a group of officeholders.
●
In Sports, Bodybuilding & Exercise:
The place where
players
(substitutes) and
coaches
sit
when not playing.
The number of
players
on
a team
able to
participate
,
expressed
in terms of
length.
●
A place where
assembly
or
hand
work is
performed
; a workbench.
●
In Exercise equipment & Exercise:
A
horizontal
padded
surface
, usually
adjustable
in
height
and
inclination
and often with
attached
weight
rack
, used for
proper
posture
during exercise.
●
In Surveying:
A
bracket
used to
mount
land
surveying
equipment
onto a
stone
or a wall.
●
A
flat
ledge
in the
slope
of an
earthwork
, work of
masonry
, or similar.
●
In Geology:
A
thin
strip
of
relatively
flat
land
bounded
by
steeper
slopes
above and below.
●
In Australian English & New Zealand English:
A
kitchen
surface
on which to
prepare
food, a counter.
●
In Australian English & New Zealand English:
A
bathroom
surface
which
holds
the
washbasin
, a vanity.
●
A
collection
or group of
dogs
exhibited
to the public,
traditionally
on
benches
or
raised
platforms.
●
In Weightlifting, Bodybuilding & Exercise:
The
weight
one
is able to
bench press
, especially the
maximum
weight
capable
of being
press
ed.
Verb
●
In Sports, Bodybuilding & Exercise:
To
remove
a
player
from play.
●
To
remove
someone from a
position
of
responsibility
temporarily.
●
In Chairs:
To
push
a person
backward
against a
conspirator
behind them who is on their
hands
and
knees
,
causing
them to
fall
over.
●
To
furnish
with benches.
●
To place on a
bench
or
seat
of honour.
●
To
lift
by
bench
pressing
●
Alternative
spelling
of bentsh
Name
●
A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Origin
bench
English
benc
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
Related
Floor
Roster
Pitch
Seat
Rack
Chair
Team
Desk
Bed
Sofa
Squad
Midfield
Table
Cabinet
Court
Panel
Chairs
Lineup
Coach
Tray
Sideline
Couch
Bar
Backline
Wall
Tribunal
Pillow
Board
Lift
Deck
Grill
Fullback
Shelf
Stairclimber
Stool
Sack
Drawer
Sidelines
Mattress
Stand
Rug
Wing
Mat
Balcony
Porch
Settee
Bat
Outfield
Dresser
Ruck
Knee
Room
Tent
Back Line
Coffee Table
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Rhymes
Dench
Bench
Wench
Tench
Drench
Wrench
Trench
French
Bentsh
Clench
French
Stench
Mensch
Quench
Entrench
Unclench
Retrench
Dog Bone Wrench
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