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The place you'll lose your seat the instant you stand up.
means A particular place, point, or position — or a small round mark on a surface.
from From Old English (or possibly a related Middle Dutch or Low German source — the early forms overlap), where it first meant a small mark or stain. The sense of 'a particular place' grew naturally out of that: a spot on a map is just a mark on a larger surface, and from there 'spot' came to mean any location you could point to.
dog nameMost clichéd dog name that few dogs actually have
on the dotThe phrase predicted the punctual stroke of midnight
blind oneEvery eye has a hole where the optic nerve exits
hit itComedians chase the elusive perfect timing sweet spot
out damnedLady Macbeth scrubbing a stain that was never real