See Also: SESSION(law)
Session(casino)
session(dictionary)
jam session(dictionary)
session(dictionary)
SESSION COURT, or COURT OF SESSION(law)
bull session(dictionary)
Court of Session, the(dictionary)
General Session(money)
Executive Session(money)

session (oh)



[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Old French; Origin: Latin sessio 'act of sitting, session', from sedere 'to sit']
a period of time used for a particular activity, especially by a group of people
::a training session for teachers about computers
::question-and-answer sessions
session of
::a session of group therapy
-see also jam session
a formal meeting or group of meetings, especially of a law court or parliament
session of
::the first televised session of parliament
in session
(=meeting)
::The court is now in session.
::Board members met in closed session (=with nobody else present) .
AmE a part of the year when classes are given at a college or university