frailero

 [frahy-lair-oh; Sp. frahy-le-raw]  

frai·le·ro

   [frahy-lair-oh; Sp. frahy-le-raw]
noun, plural frai·le·ros  [-lair-ohz; Sp. -le-raws] . Spanish Furniture.
an armchair of the Renaissance, having a leather seat and a leather back stretched between plain wooden members and having a broad front stretcher.
Also called friar's chair.

Origin:
< Spanish: literally, of, belonging to a friar, derivative of fraile friar
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