Seating

/ˈsiːtɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

the arrangement or provision of seats in a specific area or for a specific event

The theater's seating was designed to provide a clear view of the stage from every angle.

the act of providing seats for people

The restaurant offers outdoor seating during the summer months.

a seat or a set of seats

The new car model features heated seating for added comfort.

the capacity to accommodate people in seats

The conference room has a seating capacity of fifty people.

Derived from the verb 'seat', which comes from Old English 'settan' meaning to set or to place.

first come, first served

A system where the earliest arrivals receive the best seating options.

nosebleed section

A term for seats that are located high up in a venue, often far from the action.

in the front row

Referring to seating that is closest to the stage or front of the venue.

VIP seating

Premium seating with extra perks or benefits.

seat

A place for someone to sit, typically part of a larger grouping.

seating chart

A diagram that shows where individuals will sit in a specific space.

bench

A long seat for multiple people, typically without a back.

Seat-kicker

Someone who annoyingly kicks the seat in front of them.

Theater seat snob

A person who insists on only sitting in the best seats at the theater.