- seat-stick
- seatˈ-stick nounA walking-stick that can be made to serve as a seat, a shooting-stick• • •Main Entry: ↑seat
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seat-stick — /ˈsit stɪk/ (say seet stik) noun → shooting stick …
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stick around — in. to remain nearby. □ Stick around. Things are bound to get better. □ I think if you’ll stick around, you’ll get a seat sooner or later … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
shooting stick — /ˈʃutɪŋ stɪk/ (say shoohting stik) noun a walking stick with a spike at one end and a small, folding seat at the other, used by spectators at sporting events, etc.; seat stick …
Centre stick vs side-stick — History= Most early aircraft, like the motor cars and more especially the boats, from which they developed, were steered using a wheel. A wheel made best use of the pilot’s muscles, having to cope with large aileron and elevator movements.… … Wikipedia
