house seat
originally and chiefly North American
noun
1 Politics (usually with capital initial in the first element) a place in the membership of a legislative or deliberative house.
2A seat in a theatre, etc., reserved by the management for special guests.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Inter Ocean (Chicago).
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