dickey-seat (Meaning)

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dickey-seat (n)

a small third seat in the back of an old-fashioned two-seater

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Bouncing in the car's dickey-seat, we laughed as the wind whipped through our hair.
The old roadster sported a stylish dickey-seat, perfect for a quick joyride with a friend.
"Shotgun!" they cried, leaving me to squeeze into the cramped dickey-seat.
Despite the bumpy ride, we loved cruising in the dickey-seat, feeling like adventurous explorers.
In classic movies, you often see glamorous couples perched on the dickey-seat, enjoying a scenic drive.
Due to safety concerns, dickey-seats became less common as cars evolved.
Packing for the road trip, I debated whether to bring a cushion for the uncomfortable dickey-seat.
The rumble of the engine and the open air made riding in the dickey-seat an unforgettable experience.
Pointing at a vintage car, the child asked, "What's that extra seat in the back called?" "That's a dickey-seat," we replied.
With a mischievous grin, my friend squeezed into the dickey-seat, declaring themselves the "official lookout."

a small third seat in the back of an old-fashioned two-seater

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Bouncing in the car's dickey-seat, we laughed as the wind whipped through our hair.

The old roadster sported a stylish dickey-seat, perfect for a quick joyride with a friend.

"Shotgun!" they cried, leaving me to squeeze into the cramped dickey-seat.

Despite the bumpy ride, we loved cruising in the dickey-seat, feeling like adventurous explorers.