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Adirondack chair

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Ad·i·ron·dack chair  (d-rndk)
n.
An outdoor armchair having an angled back and seat made of wide, usually wooden slats.


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``That's Spencer,'' Smith said, pointing to an older dog sprawled in a cut-down cushy Adirondack chair.
Proust and summer passed quickly, That same summer I reread James Schuyler's The Morning of the Poem and experienced an AIDS-panic-related sense of life's brevity; houseguest, I sat on an Adirondack chair in Southold, Long Island.
During the day, most guests take a stroll along the edge of the lake, rent a rowboat for a short excursion or flop into Adirondack chairs to gaze over the still waters in the late afternoon.
 
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