SIT

Be in a position in which one's upper body is largely upright and supported by one's backside

• lounge  7
• sprawl  11
• perch  12
• rest  4
• • roost  5
  • crouch  13
  • hunker  13
  • hunker down
  • scrunch  14
  • scrunch up
  • squat  14
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• stand  6
• lie  3

Be around, often idly or without specific purpose

Example: "The object sat in the corner"

• sit around

Take a seat

Be in session

Example: "When does the court of law sit?"

Assume a posture as for artistic purposes

Example: "We don't know the woman who posed for leonardo so often"

• model  8
• pose  6
• posture  9

• display  13
• exhibit  19
• expose  15

• ramp  8

Sit and travel on the back of animal, usually while controlling its motions

Example: "She never sat a horse!"

• ride  5

• go  3
• locomote  12
• move  9
• travel  9

• override  12
• ride herd
• outride  8
• ride horseback
• • prance  10
  • canter  8
  • extend  14
  • gallop  9
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Be located or situated somewhere

Example: "The white house sits on pennsylvania avenue"

Work or act as a baby-sitter

Example: "I cannot baby-sit tonight; i have too much homework to do"

• baby-sit
• babysit  14

Show to a seat; assign a seat for

Example: "The host seated me next to mrs. smith"

• seat  4

• lay  6
• place  9
• pose  6
• position  10
• put  5
• set  3

• reseat  6

Serve in a specific professional capacity

Example: "The priest sat for confession"