throne

noun
UK /θrəʊn/
US /θroʊn/

A special chair that a king or queen sits on.

The queen sat on her golden throne and waved to the crowd.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The power or position of a king or queen.

The young prince took the throne after his father.

3. A toilet, used in formal or humorous speech.

He excused himself to visit the throne.

4. A high seat or position of authority, such as a bishop's chair.

The bishop sat on his throne at the front of the church.