dickie-seat (Meaning)

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dickie-seat (n)

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

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The cramped little car only had two proper seats, but it also boasted a rickety dickie-seat in the back.
Squeezing three teenagers into the dickie-seat for a road trip was a guaranteed recipe for discomfort.
In classic movies, the villain often escapes in the dusty dickie-seat of a speeding car.
"Are you sure you want to ride in the dickie-seat? It's not exactly built for comfort," warned the driver.
The children fought over who got to ride in the dickie-seat, pretending it was a magical chariot.
Due to safety concerns, dickie-seats eventually became obsolete in car design.
At the car show, the restored vintage vehicle proudly displayed its well-maintained dickie-seat.
"Hold on tight!" she yelled as they bounced along a bumpy road in the car's exposed dickie-seat.
Legend has it the ghostly figure of a forgotten passenger haunts the dickie-seat of a certain abandoned car.
The picnic basket wouldn't fit in the trunk, so they strapped it precariously onto the dickie-seat.

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

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The cramped little car only had two proper seats, but it also boasted a rickety dickie-seat in the back.

Squeezing three teenagers into the dickie-seat for a road trip was a guaranteed recipe for discomfort.

In classic movies, the villain often escapes in the dusty dickie-seat of a speeding car.

"Are you sure you want to ride in the dickie-seat? It's not exactly built for comfort," warned the driver.