rocking chair
1 of 1noun/ˈrɑkɪŋ tʃɛr/
Forms:rocking chairs
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a chair mounted on two curved pieces of wood to allow enough mobility for the chair to move back and forth when someone sits on it
A rocking chair is a type of chair with curved legs that allow it to rock back and forth when gently pushed. It typically has a cushioned seat and backrest, and may include armrests for added comfort. Rocking chairs are commonly used in living rooms, porches, or nurseries, providing a relaxing way to sit and unwind. The gentle rocking motion is often soothing, making it a popular choice for relaxation or rocking babies to sleep. These chairs are available in various styles and materials, such as wood or wicker.
- She sat in the rocking chair on the porch, enjoying the warm afternoon breeze.
- The baby fell asleep quickly in the rocking chair as her mother gently rocked her.
- I love to relax in my rocking chair by the fireplace during winter evenings.
- After a long day, she settled into her rocking chair with a good book.
- They placed a comfortable rocking chair in the nursery for late-night feedings.
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