DICKIESEAT Meaning and
Definition
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A "dickieseat" is a term mainly used in British English to refer to an additional folding seat, typically found in older vehicles such as cars or carriages. The term originates from earlier times when the area behind the driver and front passenger seats in these vehicles was commonly known as the "dickie" or "dicky" – a small space used for storage. The dickieseat is an extra seat that can be folded up when not in use and is typically located in this area.
The dickieseat is usually designed to accommodate one additional passenger, although some models may be able to fit two or more people, depending on the vehicle's size and configuration. It serves as a convenient way to increase the carrying capacity of a vehicle, especially during occasions when extra seating is required.
In modern-day vehicles, the concept of a dickieseat has become less common as it is often replaced by other seating arrangements or storage compartments. However, it still holds a historical significance, especially for the preservation of antique vehicles and for those interested in classic car restoration. The term "dickieseat" may also be used colloquially to refer to any additional or makeshift seating in a vehicle, regardless of its specific location or design.
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