holy moly n.— «Next, the sending of the invitations, the seating arrangement for the top table, where the bride and groom would be enthroned, the arrangements as to whom speaks to whom and where to put the old holy molies (irish term for the guests...
doughnuting n.— «Minutes before Mr Cameron stood up at PMQs, an aide, the MP Nadine Dorries, appeared with a carefully created seating plan which would place women MPs all around him for the ideal television shot—a technique known as “doughnuting...
soft-seater
n.— «Soft-seater n. a fancy-dancy concert hall with plush seating for 250-2,500 people.» —“Breaking into the soft-seater market” by Greg Lawless Muse’s Muse Oct.1, 2001. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
vineyard seating n. terraced rows of seats very close to a performance stage or platform. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
vineyard seating n.— «The 2400-seat auditorium, home of the Halle Orchestra, is designed to combine the acoustic advantages of the standard “shoebox” and terraced “vineyard” seating arrangements.» —“Sound System: Bridgewater Concert Hall Open To...
chope v.— «Here’s an evidence of tissue choping i witnessed at Ikea yesterday while I was there for kopi…chope—(verb) local slang meaning “to reserve.” Example: It’s free seating at the concert, we need to get there early to chope seats for our...
