all-seater
noun
all-seat·er
| \ (ˈ)ȯl-¦sē-tər
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plural all-seaters
Definition of all-seater
British
: a stadium or arena that provides seating for all spectators and offers no standing room
… all-seaters should give clubs greater control over who occupies which part of the ground.— Nick Hornby, Fever Pitch, 1992 And then football clubs started to be more family and female friendly, turning their stadiums into all-seaters and discouraging the macho culture of the terraces. — Daily Mail (London), 17 June 2010
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