rocking chair , also: rocking-chair
rocker AmE *

The first known use of the word rocking chair was in 1766.

A man sat in a rocking chair before the fire.

It is good to be out of the rocking chair and in country.

You could sit in your rocking chair until an idea comes.

You were sitting in a rocking chair when I called.

It's not as if any of these series had taken to a rocking chair.

He sat down in the rocking chair and began waiting for the others.

He was sitting in a rocking chair, the only one on our floor.

She had been sitting in a rocking chair close by the window, looking out.

We used to view this as sitting in our rocking chairs.

At the door to the exhibition is an old woman in a rocking chair.

The first photo was of a young woman sitting in a rocking chair holding a baby.

He realized that being in his late 30's was too soon for the rocking chair.

I could sit in a rocking chair and catch them.

She sat in a rocking chair, a baby at her breast.

He carried the phone over to the rocking chair and asked the young woman to tell his wife where she worked.

Take a rocking chair, and I'll get you a drink.

I saw that my uncle had moved to the rocking chair.

Furthermore, I have a clear view of the door from the rocking chair in my living room.

But he said there would be no returns from the rocking chair.

So I can go upstairs and put him in his rocking chair.

She spent most of her time in a small Victorian rocking chair.

Pete sat down in the rocking chair and put his feet up.

"I'm not going to sit on a rocking chair for the next 18 months," he said.

The cat had hit the rocking chair and made it move, nothing more.