Recliner (noun)

1. A type of chair that can be tilted back into a reclining position.
2. A chair with a footrest that can be extended by tilting the backrest to a horizontal position.

Origin:

Early 20th century: from recline + -er.

Examples:

1. The recliner was the perfect place to relax and watch television after a long day at work.
2. The recliner was designed with a built-in massage function to help relieve stress and tension.
3. The recliner was made of high-quality leather and was incredibly comfortable.
4. The recliner was adjusted to the perfect angle for reading and napping.
5. The recliner was the centerpiece of the room and became a gathering place for friends and family.