tip-up

British  

adjective

1. (prenominal) able to be turned upwards around a hinge or pivot

   a tip-up seat

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Example Sentences

We jig, with a baited tip-up 15 feet away.

From New York Times

An extra challenge was provided by the tip-up backless wooden chairs, bought from a second-hand shop in Gray’s Inn Road, on which a candidate had to wobble.

From The Guardian

The bleachers in the second deck on the east side of the stadium were replaced by tip-up seats and moved to the berm on the north side, adding 1,000 seats.

From Los Angeles Times

As you sit on a tip-up scarlet seat in a pint-size but perfect movie house, waiting to watch Eyes Without A Face, these layers of fantasy collapse into each other.

From The Guardian

The viewing area consisted of several rows of red velvet tip-up cinema seats taken from the local Roxy.

From The Guardian