0 a large, comfortable seat for more than one person -- kanepe
Data such as thirteen, fourteen, settee, guarantee, etc. can exhibit glottal stop.
Residents sat in the lounges or sat on settees in the lobby area by the lifts.
The rooms are furnished like a parlor which is cluttered with all sorts of easy chairs, sofas, chaise longues and settees, each covered with a white spread.
Then there was the £40 bed settee which crumpled and became unusable in a week.
The information available to the chief constable suggests that the fire was caused accidentally in an attempt to break up and burn an old settee.
An average of 100 families are made homeless every week, and young people sleep rough or on somebody's settee.
Probably another 750,000 households need somewhere, but are staying with family or friends on settees or on floors.
We have two two-seater settees which we are afraid to use for fear of them being marked or damaged.
