| STANDARDLAMP | Electrical device often next to a chair or sofa |
| ADAPTER | Electrical device often brought abroad |
| STROP | It's often seen next to a chair |
| ENDTABLE | It may be next to a chair |
| EAR | It's often next to a phone |
| BATH | Room often next to a bedroom |
| PEPPERGRINDER | Item often next to a saltshaker |
| SEAT | Chair or sofa, e.g. |
| LAND | Chair or sofa |
| ARM | A bodily brachium to which a branch, inlet, octopus tentacle, side of a chair or a sleeve is likened (3) |
| SITTER | A broody hen on her nest; one paid to childmind from the comfort of a chair; or, an artist's model or muse, perched for a portrait (6) |
| THROW | Decorative blanket as a cover for a chair; or, something you do with dice, quoits or clay onto a potter's wheel (5) |
| RISE | Word, from "attack" and "get out of bed, wake", for the upward movement of the Sun, the Moon, a surfacing fish, proving bread, one's body from a chair or a zombie from the dead (4) |
| LEG | Support for a chair or a piano |
| ARMREST | Possibly a smarter part of a chair or seat (7) |
| HIP | Part of the body that a fanny pack is often next to |
| SALSA | Sauce that's often next to nacho chips on a supermarket shelf |
| CASTER | Small wheel under a chair or table (6) |
| PROFESSORSHIP | Holding of a chair, or press for hips perhaps (13) |
| ALT | It's often next to the Control key |
