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  1. Sitdown, sitdown: Wordnik
  2. sitdown: Wiktionary
  3. sitdown: Dictionary.com
  4. Sitdown: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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  1. sitdown: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Sitdown)

▸ noun:  Alternative spelling of sit-down [An act of sitting down, sometimes with other people in some form of social exchange.]

Similar:
interview, impromptu, dinner, conversation, meal, lunch, chat, brawl, roundtable, meeting, more...

Opposite:
stand up, rise, get up, stand

Types:
meeting, interview, summit, debriefing, confab, tête-à-tête, more...

Phrases:
Sitdown strike, more...

Adjectives:
first, great, nice, fine, day



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Similar:
interview, impromptu, dinner, conversation, meal, lunch, chat, brawl, roundtable, meeting, more...

Opposite:
stand up, rise, get up, stand

Types:
meeting, interview, summit, debriefing, confab, tête-à-tête, more...

Phrases:
Sitdown strike, more...

Adjectives:
first, great, nice, fine, day



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