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table-deckers

table-deckers is the plural of table-decker.

Meaning of table-decker

Noun

table-decker (plural table-deckers)

  1. (historical) A servant in an aristocratic household who specifies where various dishes and decorations are to be placed at table.
    • At this time the table-decker came up. He took a napkin out of his budget, wiped the Cup, and was going to give the king some water to drink.1787, The New Lady's Magazine

Questions about table-deckers

What is table-deckers the plural of?
Table-deckers is the plural of table-decker.

Words near table-deckers in the dictionary

  1. table wine
  2. table wines
  3. table-cloth
  4. table-cloths
  5. table-decker
  6. table-deckers
  7. table-diamond
  8. table-diamonds
  9. table-ender
  10. table-enders
  11. table-hop

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