ppl. a. Having a good seat or site.
1579–80. North, Plutarch, Camillus (1595), 150. Eighteene fayre great cities … all of them very strong, and well seated.
1621–1720. [see SEATED 2].
1705. Mandeville, Grumbling Hive, 22. The once gay, Well-seated Houshold Gods.
