bencher
/ˈbɛn.tʃər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who sits or stands in a court of law, especially to observe or report on a case.
“The reporter took notes as a bencher observed the trial.”
2. noun
A long, upholstered seat or bench in a public place, especially in a park or a railway station.
“People were sitting on the benches in the park, enjoying the sunshine.”
3. noun
A person who sits for a long time, especially in a meeting or in a waiting room.
“The meeting had been going on for hours, and the bencher was getting restless.”
4. verb
To sit or be seated in a place, especially for a long time.
“The bencher had been sitting for hours, and his legs were starting to ache.”