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yes chair is the symbol of personal status, if a person seating on a big magnificent chair in a meeting symbolised his greatness importance and a person seating on a simple chair says that he/she is just an ordinary person.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 13y agochair symbolically means sometheing u sit on
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How you describe an arm chair?
A comfortable chair with arms.
When you push your chair and the chair doesn't move what energy is that?
its your momma.
Why doesn't command prompt draw a chair for me I type 'draw a chair' and it says it's an unrecognized command or something.?
The correct code is draw_<chair>
Chair in Spanish?
Silla
What famous Bauhaus chair was dedicated to Kandinsky?
The Kandinsky chair which was designed by Marcel Breuer of the Bauhaus school of design.
What does falling mean symbolically?
Helplessness.
What does the word chair mean in french?
Chair is flesh.
Is chair in french mascuine or feminine?
If you mean chair is an english word thenLa chaise (chair) is feminineLe fauteuil (armchair) is masculineIf you mean chair (meat) is a french word thenLa chair is feminine
What does la silla mean on English?
La Silla means "the chair"
What does wheel chair mean?
to move your arms like you are in a wheel chair.
What does 614 mean?
614 symbolically represents the "Tree of Life". It's a universal sign.
What does co chair mean?
(Koh-chair) To chair along with another person or people. Really hope this helped...
What does wheel chair stuntin mean?
to move your arms like you are in a wheel chair.
what is an analogy for interior?
There could be thousands of analogies for "interior". Do you mean, "how can you represent an interior symbolically in words", or do you mean something else?
What does chair mode activated mean?
Chair mode is when you are unseen by everything around you. To activate chair mode, you simply say "Chair mode activated *BOOP*!.
What does chair mean in English?
the flesh
What does dans ta chair mean in English?
dans ta chair means in your flesh in English.
