Definition:
sit
- sitto attend or take part as a visitor or temporary participant
- sitto inquire into or deliberate over
- sitcover eggs for hatching brood
- sitto rest on the buttocks
- sitsit on (eggs)
- sitto be in a comfortable situation
- sitoccupy a place as a member of an official body sit in Congress
- sitaffect one with or as if with weight the food sat heavily on his stomach
- sitto be an observer at
- sittake a position for having one's portrait painted or for being photographed
- sitbysit
- sitto rise from a supine to a sitting position
- sithave one's dwelling place dwell
- sitlie or hang relative to a wearer the collar sits awkwardly
- sitto be located
- sitserve as a model
- sitprovide seats or seating room for
- sithave a location the house sits well back from the road
- sit(of a bird) to cover eggs for hatching
- sitto rest with the body supported on the buttocks
- sitto take a seat
- sitto become interested or astonished
- sitcause to be seated place on or in a seat often used with down
- sitblow from a certain direction
- sitto delay the hour of retiring beyond the usual time
- sitto suppress; silence
- sitto take part in a sit-in
- sitto check or rebuke; squelch
- sitto be in session
- sitto rest on the buttocks or haunches sit in a chair often used with down
- sitto bide one's time; take no action
- sitto fail to take part in
- sitto pose, as for an artist
- sitkeep one's seat on sit a horse
- sitto sit upright; hold oneself erect
- sitremain inactive or quiescent the car sits in the garage
- sitto take up a position, as to encamp or besiege
- sitto descend to a sitting position; alight
- sithold a session be in session for official business
- sittake an examination