any of the twelve signs of the zodiac used in astrology to represent personality and destiny

Leo (constellation and sign of the zodiac)

Scorpio or Scorpius (constellation and sign of the zodiac)

Gemini (constellation and sign of the zodiac)

Cancer (constellation and sign of the zodiac)

Pisces (constellation and sign of the zodiac)

Taurus (constellation and sign of the zodiac)

Aries (constellation and sign of the zodiac)

Libra (constellation and sign of the zodiac)

a conference, forum, or informal meeting for discussion and exchange of views

Capricornus (zodiac sign and constellation)

A course of lectures or a specific presentation on a subject.

the rear seat of a vehicle such as a car or bus

to have an informal discussion

to be present

to put things or people in their right place or appropriate category

Orion (constellation)

the bottom part of an object or machine that serves as its primary support

an electrical socket or power outlet

a motto or maxim used as a guiding principle for one's behavior

to take a seat

to give up one's seat for someone

describes a venue, event, or banquet where every seat is occupied; a capacity crowd

hard seat (on a train or boat)

seat occupancy rate; percentage of available seats that are filled (in a theater, cinema, restaurant etc)

referring to a guest or honorary position, often in an academic context, where one is not a permanent member of the institution.

to be situated or located at a specific place, typically referring to buildings, structures, or large sites

fixed-line phone; landline telephone

to sit down or take one's place in a seat

to take one's seat

having every seat occupied; filled to capacity or fully booked

the passenger compartment of an aircraft, spacecraft, or enclosed vehicle

the seat of a vehicle such as a bicycle, car, or motorcycle.

the underlying base or supporting structure for machinery or a building

to attract a large audience or be popular with the paying public, especially for movies, shows, or restaurants

visiting professor; guest professor

coordinate system (geometry)

an individual's specific position or seniority within a seating hierarchy

a specific seat or table within a teahouse or similar establishment

Ginza (district in Tokyo)

seat cushion for a chair or vehicle

the person sitting in an adjacent seat

a support or abutment (of a bridge, structure, or machine)

the vertical coordinate of a point in a two-dimensional coordinate system, typically representing the y-axis value

the horizontal coordinate in a Cartesian coordinate system

seat of honor (at a banquet, meeting etc)