a support for the head, as on a dentist's chair, automobile seat, etc.
headrest
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headrest
noun
- A support for the head, as at the back of a chair.
- A cushion attached to the top of the back of an automotive vehicle's seat, especially to prevent whiplash. Also called head restraint .
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Sentence Examples
- It hangs from the passenger headrest, and a quick swing-around makes room for a front seat guest.
- The seats may not fit you, or the headrest might not be what you wanted.
- At Beach Store, the Kelsyus Backback recliner offers UV protection and an adjustable chair with a headrest and cup holder that folds up into a backpack where you can carry all your gear.
- Sets include seat covers, headrest covers, steering wheel and seat belt covers, all at discounted prices.
- Make sure the headrest is comfortable and can be adjusted.
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