lounge chair

noun

1. a chair designed for lounging, as an easy chair, chaise longue, or recliner.

Word History and Origins

Origin of lounge chair¹

First recorded in 1900–05

Example Sentences

You could go to a bar, or you could just gather around a truck bed prepped with lounge chairs, comfy shoes, and a cooler full of goodies.

From Outside Online

This will determine whether lounge chairs, a three-piece set, a patio umbrella, or a dining set is the best option.

From Popular-Science

Sure, there’s plenty to do in Palm Springs—trails and desert vistas in Joshua Tree National Park or Mount San Jacinto State Park are about an hour away—but we won’t judge if you just feel like posting up in a lounge chair by the pool.

From Outside Online

He did not know that already there reclined in a lounge-chair on the lawn of the Exiles Club the man for whom he had been seeking.

From Project Gutenberg

Forward on the narrow deck a girl sat in a lounge chair beneath a striped awning and gazed out over the water.

From Project Gutenberg

After dinner Genya read, lying in her lounge chair, and I sat on the bottom step of the terrace.

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She lay, clad in a long white dress, in a big lounge-chair, with the silvery moonlight full upon her.

From Project Gutenberg

Yarrow stretched himself in a lounge chair, and took up the subject again, speaking lazily and meditatively.

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