Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

pull-up-a-chair

phrase

/pʊl ʌp ə ʧɛr/

Definition

To take a seat or to invite someone to sit down, often in a casual or welcoming manner.

Examples

“After a long day, I just want to pull-up-a-chair and relax with my friends.”
“When you arrive, don’t hesitate to pull-up-a-chair and join us for dinner.”
“She smiled and said, ‘Feel free to pull-up-a-chair; we’d love to have you here.'”

Meaning

This phrase is commonly used to make someone feel comfortable and included in a conversation or gathering. It signifies an openness to communication and a desire for social interaction.