- an indoor seat built in beneath a window or windows and often enclosing storage space
- a seat near a window, as in an airplane
window seat
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window seat
noun
- A bench built into the opening of a window, as in the recess of a bay window.
- A seat next to a window, as on a bus or airplane.
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Noun
(plural window seats)
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