seatback

When leaving a chair, you can say "I call seatback" and no one else in the room can take the seat away from you. Similar to saying, "I call shotgun" when approaching a car.

No way, you can't sit there, I called seatback!"

by Jamie Kozma April 16, 2006

seatbacks

when leaving a seat calling seatbacks before someone else sits in it gets you your seat back upon returning. If you sit somewhere else, or go outside than seatbacks is nullified.

Get up out my seat, I called seatbacks 'fo you sat down

by lesteveman September 5, 2006

Seatach

An Irish word of an undefined and scrupulous origin. Notoriously difficult to use in a sentence due to the fact that no-one, Native Irish speakers included, actually knows what it means.

Seatach is unique amongst the Irish lexicon, as rather than being spoken consciously, it is primarily used in dreams, and by the sleeping. Upon waking, however, they will likely have no recollection of what context they used it in, or why.

"Someone called me seatach today, and I am unsure how to react." "Can't help you there, brother."

by Yerman Youngbuck June 11, 2022

SeaTac

1) Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, just south of Seattle and north of Tacoma. Main airline - Alaska Airlines.

2) A city between Seattle and Tacoma, 10 square miles in area with a population over 25,000. The borders surround SeaTac Airport, but the Airport does not belong to the city. Previously Unincorporated King County, SeaTac became a city in February 1990.

1) I fly out of SeaTac tomorrow morning.

2) A: Where do you live?
B: SeaTac
A: You mean at the airport?!
B: No. SeaTac is a city, too.
A: Really?
B: Yes.
A: UrbanDictionary doesn't say it is...
B: Well, it is a city...and it says it now.

by Andrea Rose October 9, 2008

seatjack

to have a seat on a public transportation vehicle taken from the rightful person through side stepping, racing in front or hurdling

Heading home after a long day's work and was seatjacked on the number 2 train.

by nyalias81 December 4, 2010

seatback

The action of accidentally leaving something behind on an airplane, most notably in the seatback storage area in front on you.

I was reading a great article in Wired, but I seatbacked it on the flight back from Kona.

by johntex December 8, 2004

snatackos

The snatackos, derived from the phrase "snack attack", refer to a feeling of great hunger similar or identical to the munchies. They are commonly, though not always, marijuana-induced.

Dude, I've got a serious case of the snatackos. I'm thinking Taco Bell.

by Wishing Well January 3, 2010