seatcushion

noun
UK /ˈsiːtˌkʊʃən/
US /ˈsiːtˌkʊʃən/

A soft pad you put on a seat to make it more comfortable.

She placed a seatcushion on the hard wooden chair before sitting down.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A cushion attached to or forming part of a vehicle seat.

The car's seatcushion was worn thin after years of use.

3. A removable pad used to protect or soften a stadium or bench seat.

Fans brought seatcushions to the cold metal bleachers.

4. A padded support placed under a person to relieve pressure while sitting.

The nurse gave him a seatcushion to help with his back pain.