lawn chair

noun

1. a chair or chaise longue designed for use out of doors.

Example Sentences

It’s situated next to the Kings River, where guests pull up a lawn chair and enjoy the serenity of the space.

From Los Angeles Times

People lugging canopies, lawn chairs and barbecues are converging on a stretch of the wash accessible mainly through a private road.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Kennedy tossed some meat onto the deck, then sat in a lawn chair, while Ruth, about 20 feet away, trained her large lens on the scene.

From New York Times

Most encourage you to bring a blanket or lawn chair and welcome snacks or picnics brought from home, while others offer on-site food or drive-in options.

From Seattle Times

The encampment had resembled an REI catalog of blue, orange, green and beige two- and four-person tents, even some large enough to hold half a dozen people, with a smattering of hammocks and lawn chairs.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• folding chair