hassock

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhassockhas‧sock /ˈhæsək/ noun [countable] 1 DHFa small cushion for kneeling on in a church2 American EnglishDHF a soft round piece of furniture used as a seat or for resting your feet on SYN pouffe British EnglishExamples from the Corpushassock• The relatively modern pews and colourful hassocks seem merely transient and do nothing to conceal the vibrant essence of this ancient environment.• My father pointed to the old round leather hassock.• Mr Peniket collected the prayer-books and straightened the hassocks.• The hassock had once been green and red and was now a uniform brown.Origin hassock Old English hassuc “small thick mass of grass”

单词	hassock
释义	hassock From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhassockhas‧sock /ˈhæsək/ noun [countable] 1 DHFa small cushion for kneeling on in a church2 American EnglishDHF a soft round piece of furniture used as a seat or for resting your feet on SYN pouffe British EnglishExamples from the Corpushassock• The relatively modern pews and colourful hassocks seem merely transient and do nothing to conceal the vibrant essence of this ancient environment.• My father pointed to the old round leather hassock.• Mr Peniket collected the prayer-books and straightened the hassocks.• The hassock had once been green and red and was now a uniform brown.Origin hassock Old English hassuc “small thick mass of grass”
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