teacart
- noun
- /ˈtiːkɑːrt/
:
carrito de té
- The hostess pushed the teacart into the room, filled with tea and scones for her guests.
Examples
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At three years old, Paulie had to be wheeled around in a hi-tech chair with a teacart of contraptions designed to outwit his pale heart, his terrifying seizures, his pocked lungs.
Fiction book (2000) -
She appeared with the teacart, and he opened the windows.
Academic text (2003) -
He set the delicate china on the teacart before asking everyone to take a seat for afternoon tea.
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With a beautiful floral arrangement on top, the teacart became the centerpiece of the garden party.
Synonyms
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2.4
A small piece of furniture for serving tea and snacks to guests
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2.7
A small cart on wheels for serving tea, coffee, or light food
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3.7
A small cart on wheels used to serve tea and snacks
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3.2
A small cart a waiter brings to show and serve cakes and desserts
A small cart on wheels used to serve tea and light food
A small table with wheels for carrying and serving food and drinks
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Etymology
Teacart is simply made of tea ('the drink') and cart ('a small wheeled vehicle or table'), so a teacart is a small wheeled table used to serve tea.