A hassock is essentially the same thing as a footstool or ottoman, a small, cushioned piece of furniture that serves as a footrest or small seat. The word hassock is of English origin and also refers to a cushion used in churches to kneel on when praying. A hassock can also mean a small, dense, tuft of grass that forms a hillock or tussock. The words hassock, footstool, and ottoman can be properly interchanged in most situations, except for when referring to a grassy area.
In the home, a hassock or ottoman is a separate piece of furniture. Usually upholstered in leather or upholstery fabric, a hassock can be moved about the room and placed in front of any other piece of furniture to use as a footstool. The function of a hassock is to provide a comfortable padded place to prop up the feet.
a hassock is a thick cushion used to be sat on or used as a seat
Hassock or kneeler. Those are words for kneeling cushions.
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There is no real difference between Hassock and Ottoman. More exactly, a term Ottoman is more common than Hassock. Also, note that there are Hassock Ottomans too. Hassock is more stuffed than Ottoman. In addition, Ottomans have usually storage inside.
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A bassock is another term for a hassock, a thick cushion used as a seat.
Hassock is the name of an area in West Sussex, England. The name has different legends but one is that the name comes from the rolling hills around the area.
This plaid-patterned upholstered hassock is often used as a footstool. That matted grass hassock was removed from the bog.
a hassock is a thick cushion used to be sat on or used as a seat
he rested his broken leg firmly onto the hassock
as the tailor was fixing my dress i stood on a hassock for proper measurements.
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A church hassock is a strong foot cushion for kneeling or standing on, you can find them in churchs when your praying!
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