| 释义 |
has·sock
\ˈhasə̇k, -aas-\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English hassuc
1. : a rank tuft of bog grass or sedge : tussock
2.
a. : a small kneeling cushion or footstool
< an old-fashioned church hassock with flaps at the ends — Anna Kavan >
b. : a bulky upholstered cushion used as an article of household furniture: as
(1) : a large stuffed cushion that serves as a seat or leg rest — compare ottoman, pouf
(2) : a similar cushion or backless padded seat mounted on legs or having a hollow center for storage |