"king's cushion" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "in this garb he was now mounted on the hands of two of the rioters, clasped together, so as to form what is called in Scotland, \"The King's Cushion .\"",
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        "A four-handed seat made by two people crossing their hands and holding their own wrist with one hand, and holdin the wrist of the other person with the other hand"
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        "(UK, dialect, idiomatic) A four-handed seat made by two people crossing their hands and holding their own wrist with one hand, and holdin the wrist of the other person with the other hand"
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