bridge chair

noun

1. a lightweight folding chair, often part of a set of matching chairs and bridge table.

Example Sentences

No one tried to stop the gyrocopter, which sounds like a lawnmower and looks like a flying bridge chair.

From Washington Post

While he lolled in the captain's bridge chair, a dozen Banshee jets and 14 TBM3 torpedo bombers were catapulted off.

From Time Magazine Archive

On landing day last week, in the dawn's early light, MacArthur picked his way through a confusion of men in helmets and life jackets, climbed onto the admiral's bridge chair.

From Time Magazine Archive

"And when I told you that Nita had redoubled and it looked as if she was going to make it," Carolyn Drake whimpered and shifted her short, stout body in the little bridge chair, "you said—why not tell the truth?—you said it was just like me and I might as well take to tatting at bridge parties."

From Project Gutenberg