turntable
- noun
- /ˈtɜrnˌteɪbəl/
- US
- I still haven't decided about getting a new turntable.
Examples
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The Lazy Susan turntable made it easy for everyone at the table to reach the condiments.
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The first thing is this Lazy Susan turntable kind of thing.
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Now I'm just taking a offset spatula, spinning the turntable around and round until this cake gets really smooth.
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It was turquoise with a white plastic turntable.
Fiction book (1990) -
In a cluttered studio in New York's Flatiron district, a thousand-year-old Maya vase spins slowly on a turntable.
Academic text (2003) -
For dinner, we placed a salad on the turntable so each guest could help themselves.
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The new turntable in the center of the dining table allows us to share dishes effortlessly.
Synonyms
A round tray that turns on a table so people can reach food
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Morphology
Etymology
Turntable comes from turn ('to move around') and table ('flat surface'), so it means a flat thing that turns. So a turntable on the dining table is a spinning tray that helps everyone reach the food.