head of the table
head of the table noun: the most prominent, authoritative seat at a dining or conference table, typically located at one of the short ends of a rectangular table, and symbolizing power, leadership, and control.
Noun
head of the table (plural heads of the table)
- The most prominent, authoritative seat at a dining or conference table, typically located at one of the short ends of a rectangular table, and symbolizing power, leadership, and control.
Forms of head of the table
| plural | heads of the table |
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Questions about head of the table
- What does head of the table mean?
- Head of the table means the most prominent, authoritative seat at a dining or conference table, typically located at one of the short ends of a rectangular table, and symbolizing power, leadership, and control.
- What part of speech is head of the table?
- Head of the table is a noun.
- What is the plural of head of the table?
- The plural of head of the table is heads of the table.
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