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To have lucious lips, good enough to sit on
Did you see that mouth? That man’s a seat
Seat by cpdix August 10, 2018
colloquially used to describe a person with a penchant for lying flat on their back and offering their face as a female's chair or resting place in anticipation of the double-glazing that will hopefully follow, generally for the entertainment of others and occasionally in exchange for money.
You're a fucking seat!! Woo!!
seat by Seaty McSeat March 12, 2008
1- Any raised object on which one may rest the buttocks and legs by climbing upon.

2- Spain's national car
1- Take a seat

2- The Seat Leon is pretty fast.
Seat by Gumba Gumba April 13, 2004
i seat chair
seat by tofuwithlettuce October 10, 2023

Seat Leon 

The best car in the entire world. Encompasses a whole range of engines and trims, esp the Cupra, which is as sexy as!
Girl 1: I'm looking to buy a new car, what should I get?
Girl 2: A Seat Leon, of course! Best car ever!
Seat Leon by Rebecca Coe May 29, 2008

seat gypsie 

A person or group of people that travel from one unclaimed seat to another (normally at sporting events) because their cheap asses couldn't fork up the money for better seats. Said people are forced to move once seats are claimed by the rightful ticket holders.
Move it seat gypsie, I paid good money for those spots!!
seat gypsie by Jes sica May 17, 2008
Word of the Day on September 19, 2010
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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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