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  1. table, tabular arraynoun

    a set of data arranged in rows and columns

    «see table 1»

    Synonyms:
    mesa, tabular array, board

  2. tablenoun

    a piece of furniture having a smooth flat top that is usually supported by one or more vertical legs

    «it was a sturdy table»

    Synonyms:
    mesa, tabular array, board

  3. tablenoun

    a piece of furniture with tableware for a meal laid out on it

    «I reserved a table at my favorite restaurant»

    Synonyms:
    mesa, tabular array, board

  4. mesa, tablenoun

    flat tableland with steep edges

    «the tribe was relatively safe on the mesa but they had to descend into the valley for water»

    Synonyms:
    mesa, tabular array, board

  5. tablenoun

    a company of people assembled at a table for a meal or game

    «he entertained the whole table with his witty remarks»

    Synonyms:
    mesa, tabular array, board

  6. board, tableverb

    food or meals in general

    «she sets a fine table»; «room and board»

    Synonyms:
    display panel, control board, panel, plug-in, tabular array, circuit card, mesa, instrument panel, board, add-in, circuit board, plank, card, display board, control panel, dining table, gameboard

  7. postpone, prorogue, hold over, put over, table, shelve, set back, defer, remit, put offverb

    hold back to a later time

    «let’s postpone the exam»

    Synonyms:
    put back, put over, elude, circumvent, set back, turn off, confuse, sidestep, dishearten, remand, give in, remit, parry, dodge, bow, send back, tabulate, accede, flurry, prorogue, hedge, put off, evade, defer, tabularise, tabularize, carry over, postpone, duck, slacken, shelve, hold over, disconcert, knock back, get across, fudge, submit, skirt

  8. table, tabularize, tabularise, tabulateverb

    arrange or enter in tabular form

    Synonyms:
    shelve, put over, tabulate, postpone, remit, tabularize, set back, put off, tabularise, hold over, prorogue, defer

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  1. tablenoun

    Synonyms:
    slab, tablet

  2. tablenoun

    Synonyms:
    stand (to take food from), board

  3. tablenoun

    Synonyms:
    food, diet, provision, fare, repast, victuals

  4. tablenoun

    Synonyms:
    index, list, catalogue, syllabus, synopsis, condensed statement

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  1. List of paraphrases for «table»:

    box, chart, tables, painting, picture, bureau, schedule, tableau, tabular, exhibit, panel, matrix, mesa, scale, tile, blackboard, figure, tabela, chalkboard, tabel, frame

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  1. Gerry Connolly:

    Trump and his cronies have made clear that they want to dismantle the merit-based civil service, i am committed to stopping this attack on our democracy and thank House leadership for bringing this legislation to the floor. We must keep all options on the table.

  2. Kristina Hooper:

    There have been criticisms of the IPO process : it’s expensive, there is a level of unpredictability to it and perhaps companies’ biggest fear is that they are leaving money on the table.

  3. Vice President Pence:

    The truth is, the Palestinians walked away from negotiations for peace with Israel since 2014. It’s time for the Palestinians to come back to the table, the reality is President Trump made a promise to the American people and he kept that promise in recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

  4. Roger Schallom:

    What we bring to the table is an aerospace company that includes both commercial and defense opportunities, we don’t just look at defense, we bring Boeing commercial and Boeing defense opportunities to Canadian industry.

  5. Mike Pompeo:

    The economic pressure that has been put in place by this global effort that President Donald Trump has led has led President Donald Trump to believe that it is in President Donald Trump best interests to come to the table and talk about de-nuclearization.


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Pronunciation:

[ tˈe͡ɪbə͡l], [ tˈe‍ɪbə‍l], [ t_ˈeɪ_b_əl]

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    • adj.

      light (adjective)

      • lamp.
    • n.

      • bus,
      • BYO,
      • slab,
      • all-you-can-eat,
      • horse,
      • bureau,
      • pulpit,
      • cellar,
      • bill of fare,
      • brown-bag,
      • booth,
      • lectern,
      • sink.

      • average,
      • statistics,
      • deviation,
      • synopsis,
      • calculation,
      • approximation,
      • computational,
      • binomial,
      • abacus,
      • decimal place,
      • algorithm,
      • compendium,
      • countdown.

      • circle,
      • age group,
      • crowd,
      • busload,
      • constellation,
      • club,
      • crush.

      • fix,
      • move,
      • rearrange,
      • bring forward,
      • reschedule.

      • curve,
      • design,
      • axis,
      • bar graph,
      • cross-section,
      • bell curve,
      • block graph,
      • coordinate,
      • diagram.

      • dinner table,
      • dinette set,
      • dinette,
      • card table,
      • breakfast bar,
      • countertop.

      • blacklist,
      • hot list,
      • glossary,
      • bibliography,
      • hit list,
      • blue book.

      appendix (noun)

      • supplement,
      • codicil,
      • addendum,
      • addition,
      • appurtenance,
      • notes,
      • adjunct,
      • postscript,
      • excursus,
      • sample,
      • verification,
      • appendage,
      • attachment,
      • rider.

      board (noun)

      • board.

      calendar (noun)

      • bulletin,
      • timetable,
      • tab,
      • docket,
      • daybook,
      • Annal,
      • almanac,
      • card,
      • journal,
      • program,
      • diary.

      canon (noun)

      • doctrine,
      • statute,
      • touchstone,
      • command,
      • principle,
      • criterion,
      • tenet,
      • ordinance,
      • precept,
      • law,
      • standard,
      • decree,
      • yardstick,
      • assize,
      • declaration,
      • dictate,
      • regulation,
      • commandment,
      • order.

      catalog/catalogue (noun)

      • brief,
      • syllabus,
      • specification,
      • enumeration,
      • directory,
      • charts,
      • archive,
      • classification,
      • gazette,
      • slate,
      • draft.

      chart (noun)

      • outline,
      • rough draft,
      • scheme,
      • blueprint,
      • sketch,
      • plot.

      dais (noun)

      • rostrum.

      fare (noun)

      • pro visions,
      • pro vision,
      • pro-visions,
      • pro-vision.

      group (noun)

      • tabular array.

      inventory (noun)

      • re-serve,
      • re serve,
      • stock books,
      • re-serves.

      legend (noun)

      • under lines,
      • under line,
      • under-lines,
      • under-line.

      list (noun)

      • collection,
      • check,
      • workbook,
      • blank-book,
      • invoice,
      • sum,
      • ledger,
      • account,
      • record,
      • album,
      • manifest,
      • repertory,
      • count,
      • treasury,
      • tally,
      • chronicle,
      • novel,
      • statement,
      • cash book,
      • scrapbook,
      • register,
      • census,
      • digest,
      • bill,
      • score,
      • store,
      • index,
      • pad,
      • budget,
      • lexicon,
      • detail,
      • documentation,
      • history,
      • thesaurus,
      • Bank book,
      • annals,
      • tablet,
      • waybill,
      • Storybook,
      • book,
      • scroll,
      • notebook,
      • total,
      • summary,
      • file,
      • tabulate,
      • dictionary,
      • recording,
      • recount,
      • annual,
      • catalog,
      • yearbook.

      meal (noun)

      • specials,
      • blue plate,
      • din-din,
      • lunch,
      • munchies,
      • potluck,
      • chow time,
      • suppers,
      • luncheons,
      • potlucks,
      • meals,
      • supper,
      • together banquet,
      • brunch,
      • refection,
      • Regalement,
      • brunches,
      • luncheon,
      • carryout.

      • bill fare,
      • cartes du jour.

      mesa (noun)

      • mesa.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • screeds,
      • rota,
      • article of furniture,
      • sideboard,
      • roll,
      • screed,
      • time,
      • logbooks,
      • stagings,
      • Registries,
      • carte,
      • prospectus,
      • inventory,
      • highlands,
      • matrix,
      • log,
      • uplands,
      • maxim,
      • SKEDS,
      • furniture,
      • registry,
      • cellarette,
      • dogma,
      • itemizations,
      • Menology,
      • meal,
      • rotas,
      • chronology,
      • Chronologies,
      • PLATS,
      • table,
      • knowledge,
      • stock book,
      • cartes,
      • canon,
      • gantry,
      • Movables,
      • array,
      • pipeline,
      • highboy,
      • carte du jour,
      • SKED,
      • credenza,
      • gazetteers,
      • Menologies,
      • pipelines,
      • gantries,
      • upland,
      • post script,
      • tableland,
      • post scripts,
      • edibles,
      • chart,
      • Cartulary,
      • highboys,
      • Cartularies,
      • decretum,
      • eatables,
      • itemization,
      • plat,
      • stand,
      • lineup,
      • Grand-stand,
      • epigraph,
      • formula,
      • tablelands,
      • database,
      • highland,
      • piece of furniture,
      • menu,
      • possession,
      • gazetteer,
      • assemblage,
      • gathering,
      • roster,
      • legend,
      • schedule,
      • epigraphs,
      • calendar,
      • thing,
      • system of reckoning,
      • fare,
      • appendix,
      • logbook.

      pap (noun)

      • Esculent.

      report (noun)

      • article,
      • memoir,
      • treatise,
      • monograph,
      • anecdote,
      • report,
      • narrative,
      • retelling,
      • portrayal,
      • recounting,
      • telling,
      • description.

      reverse (noun)

      • change,
      • alter,
      • switch.

      roll (noun)

      • nose count.

      schedule (noun)

      • order business.

      sideboard (noun)

      • cellarettes,
      • credenzas.

      stand (noun)

      • grand stands,
      • grand stand,
      • grand-stands.

      table (noun)

      • turntable,
      • counter,
      • dresser,
      • bench,
      • lamp stand,
      • buffet,
      • tea table,
      • desk,
      • captain’s table,
      • workbench,
      • dining table,
      • kitchen table,
      • coffee table,
      • bar,
      • nightstand,
      • console,
      • round.
    • v.

      defer (verb)

      • de tains,
      • putting hold,
      • puts back burner,
      • pro-longs,
      • hanged fire,
      • ex tended,
      • pro-longing,
      • gives rain check,
      • pro longs,
      • laid over,
      • sets aside,
      • laying over,
      • de-tains,
      • ex-tend,
      • puts ice,
      • putting back burner,
      • ex-tended,
      • intermits,
      • pro-rogues,
      • giving rain check,
      • pro rogued,
      • pro rogues,
      • ex tends,
      • pro tract,
      • pro long,
      • puts on back burner,
      • de tain,
      • pro tracts,
      • pro-tract,
      • pro-rogued,
      • put hold,
      • ex-tends,
      • lays over,
      • putting ice,
      • put ice,
      • pro-roguing,
      • put back burner,
      • ex tend,
      • ex-tending,
      • pro-rogue,
      • gave rain check,
      • puts on ice,
      • puts hold,
      • de-tain,
      • pro rogue,
      • pro-tracts,
      • ex tending,
      • pro roguing,
      • pro longing,
      • putting on back burner,
      • putting on ice,
      • puts on hold,
      • pro-long,
      • pro-longed,
      • hung fire.

      delay (verb)

      • bided time,
      • holds over,
      • re pressing,
      • inter feres,
      • with-holds,
      • dis courage,
      • gained time,
      • re-strict,
      • dis courages,
      • gains time,
      • pre-venting,
      • dis-courages,
      • pre venting,
      • dilly dally,
      • dis-courage,
      • de lay,
      • inter-feres,
      • de laying,
      • de-laying,
      • pre vent,
      • with-held,
      • pre-vents,
      • biding time,
      • inter-fere,
      • with held,
      • re strict,
      • re-presses,
      • de-lay,
      • pre-vented,
      • with-hold,
      • re presses,
      • re press,
      • inter fere,
      • with hold,
      • re pressed,
      • with holds,
      • bides time,
      • pre-vent,
      • gaining time,
      • with holding,
      • de lays,
      • de-lays,
      • bode time,
      • pre vents,
      • re-pressing.

      list (verb)

      • enumerate,
      • summarize,
      • Journalize,
      • audit,
      • itemize,
      • note,
      • collect,
      • document.

      Other relevant words: (verb)

      • action,
      • list.

      pigeonhole (verb)

      • type casts,
      • puts on the bank burner,
      • putting down as,
      • puts bank burner,
      • dis missed,
      • putting the bank burner,
      • dis-missed,
      • put on bank burner,
      • puts the bank burner,
      • put bank burner,
      • dis missing,
      • dis-missing,
      • putting on bank burner,
      • sidelining,
      • put the bank burner,
      • puts on bank burner,
      • laying aside,
      • putting on the bank burner,
      • puts down as,
      • holds off,
      • putting bank burner.

      postpone (verb)

      • cooling it,
      • gave a rain check,
      • puts back,
      • gives a rain check,
      • cooled it,
      • post-pone,
      • giving a rain check,
      • putting back,
      • post pone,
      • post pones,
      • post-pones,
      • cools it.

      report (verb)

      • narrate,
      • tell,
      • retell,
      • describe,
      • state,
      • portray.

      shelve (verb)

      • hanging up,
      • hanged up,
      • slowing up,
      • slows up.

      submit (verb)

      • making a pitch,
      • pro positioned,
      • pro posed,
      • makes pitch,
      • pro-pounding,
      • pro-pound,
      • pro-pose,
      • pro position,
      • putting forward,
      • pro-pounds,
      • pro pounded,
      • pro pose,
      • pro-posing,
      • handing in,
      • making pitch,
      • pro-positioning,
      • pro-positions,
      • pro-positioned,
      • pro pounds,
      • pro positions,
      • pro posing,
      • make pitch,
      • pro-pounded,
      • made pitch,
      • pro positioning,
      • pro pounding,
      • made a pitch,
      • makes a pitch.

      waive (verb)

      • all-owed,
      • dis claiming,
      • re-served,
      • dis claim,
      • dis-claims,
      • re move,
      • re-signs,
      • re signed,
      • dis-claiming,
      • sur-rendering,
      • re signs,
      • re serving,
      • dis claims,
      • dis claimed,
      • sur rendered,
      • refraining from,
      • all owing,
      • dis owned,
      • re signing,
      • re served,
      • sur-renders,
      • all-owing,
      • re moved,
      • dis-claim,
      • dis-claimed,
      • re-moving,
      • Re sign,
      • refrains from,
      • re-serving,
      • sur renders,
      • re-moves,
      • all owed,
      • sur-rendered,
      • sur rendering,
      • re-move,
      • dis-owned,
      • sur-render,
      • dis owning,
      • re-signed,
      • re moving,
      • dis-owning,
      • refrained from.
    • Other synonyms:

      • cuisine,
      • commode,
      • tabulation,
      • saw.

      • adjourn,
      • suspend.

      • reservation.

      • wait.

      • stay.

      • block.

      analysis

      • details.

      blade

      • knife.

      Other relevant words:

      • withhold,
      • keeps back,
      • refrain from,
      • kept back,
      • hold over,
      • hang fire,
      • Tendered,
      • Prorogued,
      • Remitted,
      • Proroguing,
      • Intermitted,
      • Tendering,
      • hands in,
      • Remanding,
      • lay aside,
      • hanging fire,
      • hold off,
      • Prolonging,
      • Remanded,
      • shelve,
      • encumbered,
      • lays aside,
      • pigeonhole,
      • keep back,
      • put back,
      • setting aside,
      • give a rain check,
      • put on ice,
      • submit,
      • delay,
      • encumber,
      • put forward,
      • sidelined,
      • tenders,
      • tabbed,
      • protract,
      • Volunteering,
      • intermit,
      • put aside,
      • slackens,
      • postpone,
      • shelf,
      • puts forward,
      • make a pitch,
      • filibustered,
      • held over,
      • cool it,
      • Intermitting,
      • put on hold,
      • handed in,
      • remand,
      • put on back burner,
      • putting on hold,
      • bide time,
      • gain time,
      • Loitered,
      • put on the bank burner,
      • lay over,
      • defer,
      • plateau,
      • prorogue,
      • Filibustering,
      • remands,
      • withholds,
      • type casting,
      • give rain check,
      • prorogues,
      • laid aside,
      • hand in,
      • put off,
      • pigeonholed,
      • put down as,
      • tabbing,
      • set aside,
      • sideline,
      • waive,
      • type cast,
      • keeping back,
      • hangs fire.

      set back

      • set-back.

      shelve

      • hang up,
      • mothballing,
      • slowed up,
      • give up,
      • mothballed,
      • mothballs,
      • slow up,
      • Shelving.

      writing table

      • writing desk.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • dodge,
      • floor,
      • chuck,
      • propound,
      • grassland,
      • visible,
      • account book,
      • altar,
      • mare,
      • catalogue,
      • provision,
      • draughtsman,
      • flat,
      • circuit card,
      • cool,
      • skin,
      • style,
      • coating,
      • pass,
      • put through,
      • set back,
      • pencil,
      • campo,
      • apparent,
      • avoid,
      • catalogue raisonne,
      • recommend,
      • salt flat,
      • scratch pad,
      • veld,
      • ordain,
      • provisions,
      • provender,
      • worktable,
      • disconcert,
      • gueridon,
      • skip over,
      • wafer,
      • flange,
      • rough,
      • reserve,
      • coat,
      • drawing,
      • listing,
      • billiard table,
      • skip,
      • flap,
      • area,
      • illustration,
      • zone,
      • code,
      • banquet,
      • foil,
      • feed,
      • repast,
      • sketchy,
      • memory book,
      • remit,
      • ground,
      • take the floor,
      • stow,
      • miss,
      • repas,
      • legal case,
      • bow,
      • graph,
      • work table,
      • bread,
      • enact laws,
      • delta,
      • seam,
      • slice,
      • arbor,
      • Lande,
      • stretch out,
      • open country,
      • trace,
      • flats,
      • wagon,
      • foolscap,
      • skirt,
      • bed,
      • pane,
      • foodstuff,
      • slight,
      • contents,
      • act evasively,
      • desert,
      • parchment,
      • pap,
      • confound,
      • get the floor,
      • triptych,
      • draw out,
      • trestle table,
      • jump,
      • spin out,
      • tender,
      • stall,
      • duck,
      • stationery,
      • put over,
      • fudge,
      • control board,
      • material,
      • bracket,
      • mountainous,
      • extend,
      • dais,
      • sleep on it,
      • stratum,
      • precis,
      • trestle,
      • Playa,
      • stage,
      • perceptible,
      • happy,
      • mean sea level,
      • send back,
      • platter,
      • spiral notebook,
      • elude,
      • mineral salt,
      • shallow,
      • succumb,
      • Trevet,
      • creature comfort,
      • open,
      • mantel,
      • Collop,
      • slur over,
      • pillar,
      • call attention to,
      • bowling green,
      • vestige,
      • forgive,
      • ready reckoner,
      • marble,
      • cancel,
      • draughty,
      • rack,
      • hilarious,
      • hob,
      • lampstand,
      • figure,
      • food,
      • broach,
      • secretaire,
      • thumb index,
      • Strata,
      • accede,
      • rolls,
      • carry-over,
      • fold,
      • plane,
      • Sea level,
      • viand,
      • flag,
      • pocket,
      • give in,
      • stratification,
      • paper,
      • vittles,
      • veneer,
      • cart,
      • comestibles,
      • proffer,
      • cheer,
      • Downs,
      • shoulder,
      • barbecue,
      • quill,
      • refreshment,
      • corbel,
      • chow,
      • delineation,
      • health food,
      • course,
      • plank,
      • draught,
      • atlas,
      • comply,
      • mahogany,
      • platform,
      • hang,
      • knock back,
      • Mesilla,
      • definite,
      • elevation,
      • filibuster,
      • spread,
      • put away,
      • substratum,
      • safety glass,
      • fast food,
      • covering,
      • pattern,
      • WORKING DRAWING,
      • Retable,
      • card index,
      • lunar mare,
      • Triclinium,
      • Adversaria,
      • pretermit,
      • Cashbook,
      • appointment schedule,
      • memo book,
      • treat,
      • skeleton,
      • memorial,
      • constitute,
      • profile,
      • heath,
      • diptych,
      • logroll,
      • acquiesce,
      • pigeon-hole,
      • salt marsh,
      • flatland,
      • meat and drink,
      • schema,
      • come up with,
      • terrace,
      • membrane,
      • altiplano,
      • address book,
      • horizontal parallax,
      • advance,
      • bushveld,
      • conference table,
      • meat,
      • disk,
      • condone,
      • play for time,
      • smother,
      • prolong,
      • put on the rack,
      • comestible,
      • slat,
      • relic,
      • put in force,
      • council,
      • scum,
      • alluvial plain,
      • hold up,
      • easel,
      • absolve,
      • bid,
      • lap,
      • precipitous,
      • police blotter,
      • escarpment,
      • escape,
      • propose,
      • dishearten,
      • weald,
      • blotter,
      • prairie,
      • fell,
      • patina,
      • evade,
      • introduce,
      • vellum,
      • pen,
      • dally,
      • savanna,
      • Homaloid,
      • check temporarily,
      • slot,
      • plating,
      • checklist,
      • papyrus,
      • Ichnography,
      • organism,
      • ledge,
      • escritoire,
      • side,
      • push aside,
      • plains,
      • lay on the table,
      • ambo,
      • leaf,
      • memorandum book,
      • sustenance,
      • appointment calendar,
      • railroad,
      • wold,
      • omit,
      • enclosure,
      • Substrata,
      • secretary,
      • lobby,
      • Esquisse,
      • layer,
      • victuals,
      • pocketbook,
      • dressing table,
      • recess,
      • consternate,
      • instrument panel,
      • Dess,
      • forget,
      • token,
      • chalk,
      • ignore,
      • dinner,
      • typewriter,
      • superficial,
      • suggest,
      • outward,
      • space,
      • copy,
      • sharp,
      • drag out,
      • horizontal,
      • deal,
      • mothball,
      • retard,
      • writing table,
      • correspondence,
      • coastal plain,
      • plan,
      • lamella,
      • sheet,
      • circumvent,
      • slacken,
      • taboret,
      • veto,
      • bottomland,
      • projection,
      • level line,
      • mess,
      • house plan,
      • commonplace book,
      • ink,
      • hinder,
      • compartment,
      • abrupt,
      • bring up,
      • cursory,
      • clotheshorse,
      • architecture,
      • plug in,
      • down,
      • discernible,
      • control panel,
      • gameboard,
      • parterre,
      • moor,
      • set by,
      • table mountain,
      • llano,
      • temporize,
      • blankbook,
      • feast,
      • not expect,
      • parry,
      • peel,
      • basin,
      • lowland,
      • abate,
      • display board,
      • stand over,
      • enact,
      • Teapoy,
      • PAMPA,
      • lamina,
      • daily bread,
      • according to,
      • plain,
      • Tabula,
      • ground plan,
      • esplanade,
      • nominate,
      • display panel,
      • barrow,
      • cocktail table,
      • trencher,
      • map,
      • section,
      • place of birth,
      • offer,
      • ply,
      • blackboard,
      • companionable,
      • Peneplain,
      • external,
      • pampas,
      • scoff,
      • panel,
      • cubicle,
      • table of contents,
      • engagement book,
      • comfort,
      • vega,
      • sidestep,
      • jump over,
      • discourage,
      • railroad through,
      • brouillon,
      • perch,
      • put on the shelf,
      • moorland,
      • rasher,
      • sleep on,
      • convivial,
      • laminated glass,
      • platen,
      • statistical table,
      • trivet,
      • continue,
      • loose-leaf notebook,
      • Alkali flat,
      • plywood,
      • procrastinate,
      • clear,
      • tide over,
      • letters,
      • vein,
      • hedge,
      • abandon,
      • pellicle,
      • tundra,
      • legislate,
      • alcove,
      • present,
      • salt pan,
      • diet,
      • film,
      • header,
      • enter,
      • water level,
      • ingesta,
      • edible,
      • junk food,
      • flurry,
      • turn off,
      • cut,
      • agenda,
      • get across,
      • tea wagon,
      • be caught napping,
      • steppe,
      • champaign country,
      • bread and butter,
      • quarters,
      • flagstone,
      • interrupt,
      • sebkha,
      • Lowlands,
      • tucker,
      • set forth,
      • bewilder,
      • story,
      • foodstuffs,
      • entertainment,
      • Prorogate,
      • round table,
      • viands,
      • plate,
      • remains,
      • confuse,
      • tier,
      • ebauche,
      • plait,
      • champaign,
      • disturb,
      • ink bottle,
      • level,
      • board for meals,
      • kill,
      • court calendar,
      • put-off,
      • not mind,
      • cease temporarily,
      • syntagma,
      • earth,
      • cartoon,
      • lay away,
      • classified catalog,
      • hatrack,
      • circuit board,
      • stave off,
      • pocket notebook.

    How to use «Table» in context?

    Most people imagine a table as something sturdy, large, and rectangular with a few chairs around it. Tables can be found in every room of a house, from the formal dining room to the kitchen. In fact, a proper dinner party isn’t complete without a ten-person table. A table is also a perfect size for hosting a dinner party for two. And, if you have a large group of guests, a table can easily accommodate everyone. With all of these benefits, why wouldn’t you want a table in your home?

    Table shape and size

    When it comes to table shape, there are a variety of options.

    Paraphrases for Table:

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    • Equivalence

      • Noun, singular or mass
        Tabling, tabled.
      • Adverb
        tables.
    • Reverse Entailment

      • Noun, plural
        desks.
    • Independent

      • Adjective
        Tabulated.
      • Proper noun, singular
        data, tab, Children, Facilities, women, Subsidies, Invertebrates, Promoters, Recommendations, Resources, Schedules, directors, officers, benefits, clerks, advantages, facts, workers, amounts, sponsors, options, tubes, restrictions, concepts, dollars, TONNES, indicators, registrars, parameters, imports, institutions, kilometres, fertilisers.
      • Noun, plural
        data, Appendices, Boxes, Indexes, Matrices, Watches, Criteria, Persons, Abbreviations, Booklets, Goals, LINEs, Prices, Questionnaires, Recommendations, Resources, Scales, Schedules, Surveys, officers, levels, representatives, returns, books, calculations, methods, systems, reports, cases, posts, declarations, aims, rules, expressions, types, months, markers, amounts, reservations, decisions, interpretations, frameworks, meters, patterns, plates, panels, dollars, sheets, consumers, requirements, PCS, indicators, variables, departments, thousands, spreadsheets.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        carpet, data, debate, switchboard, tab, timetable, Bureaus, officers, tablespace.
      • Verb, past tense
        ate, built, expressed, lay, reported, Was, Filed, Had, Indicated, Introduced, Referred, Were.
      • Verb, gerund or present participle
        according, building, comparing, issuing, putting, using, writing, Delivering, Expressing, Introducing, Producing.
      • Verb, past participle
        attached, excused, identified, illustrated, included, outlined, projected, recommended, recorded, reflected, satisfied, selected, Brought, Cited, Indicated, Introduced, Shown, Tabulated.
      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        are.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        stands, Watches, shows, expects, targets, envisages, relies, builds.
      • Verb, base form
        lay.
    • Other Related

      • Proper noun, singular
        Tableaux, charts, tabulations.
      • Noun, plural
        charts, tabulations.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        blackboard, buffet, chalkboard, tablecloth, tabulation.

    Hypernym for Table:

    • n.

      • artifact
        communion table, altar, platen, ping-pong table, worktable, breakfast table, billiard table, console, counter, pedestal table, tea table, card table, council table, dressing table, cocktail table, snooker table, parsons table, table-tennis table, kitchen table, gueridon, trestle table, lord’s table, desk, Pingpong Table, toilet table, conference table, drop-leaf table, pool table, stand, board, work table, vanity, dresser, council board, operating table, coffee table, gaming table, dining table, console table, booth, pier table.
      • group
        correlation table, table of contents, file allocation table, actuarial table, periodic table, statistical table, calendar, contents.

    Hyponym for Table:

    • n.

      • artifact
        furniture, article of furniture, piece of furniture.
      • group
        assemblage, array, gathering.

    Meronym for Table:

    • n.

      • artifact
        tabletop, leg, tableware.
      • group
        column, row.

    What is another word for Table?

    • flat-topped hill, flatland

    • list, diagram with columns of information

    • list, catalogue

    • catalogue, diagram with columns of information

    • flat-topped hill, flatland

    • flat-topped hill, flatland

    • submit, postpone a proposition

    • submit, postpone a proposition

    • list, diagram with columns of information

    • catalogue, diagram with columns of information

    • diagram with columns of information

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    • intercable
    • mislabel
    • relabel
    • disable
    • unable
    • schaible
    • graybeal
    • grable
    • frable
    • enable
    • crable
    • zabel
    • waibel
    • sable
    • raible
    • mable
    • mabel
    • laible
    • label
    • knable
    • kable
    • hable
    • gable
    • fable
    • chaebol
    • cable
    • abell
    • abel

    How do you pronounce table?

    Pronounce table as ˈteɪbəl.

    US — How to pronounce table in American English

    UK — How to pronounce table in British English

    Sentences with table

    Quotes about table

    10. table

    noun. [‘ˈteɪbəl’] food or meals in general.

    Etymology

    • table (Middle English (1100-1500))

    The trouble with the peace table is that the Allies want it _à la carte_, and Wilson wants it American plan — _table d’hôte_. ❋ Marion Dix [Editor] Mosher (N/A)

    DAN _sits on the left of the table, where «East Lynne» is open on the table_. ❋ Emlyn Williams (1946)

    And to think that I actually sat on that table — no, that seat (_he points to the settee_ R., _then he moves up stage between it and the table_) — that I sat there with him this morning, and never guessed! ❋ Unknown (1919)

    (_Crossing up to smoking — table up_ R., _and filling his pipe which he finds on table_.) ❋ Unknown (1919)

    DELIA (_at table and leaning across, with hands on table_). ❋ Unknown (1919)

    HELEN O’NEILL _seated above table; _ MISS EASTWOOD _seated below console table_ R. _end of chesterfield; _ ROSALIE _seated_ C. _chesterfield; _ ❋ Bayard Veiller (1906)

    It would not be pleasant, certainly, to sit for an hour at a big empty table, ordering dishes fit only for epicures, and then, just as the waiters bore down with the Little Neck clams, so nicely iced and so cool and bitter-looking, to have to rise and go out into the street to a _table d’hôte_ around the corner. ❋ Richard Harding Davis (1890)

    Jerome and other Fathers called the communion bread — _little body_, and the communion table — _mystical table_; the latter, in allusion to the heathen and early Christian mysteries, and the former, in reference to the children sacrificed at the Agapae. ❋ Annie Wood Besant (1890)

    Each table in our room had a superb _surtout de table_ in silver, and silver drinking-cups worthy of a museum. ❋ Unknown (1886)

    Pierre at first failed to distinguish anything, but, when he was installed at the little table — a garden-table which had been brought indoors for the occasion, and on which there was scarcely room for two covers — he felt quite upset, almost sick, in fact, at the sight presented by the _table d’hote_, which his glance now enfiladed from end to end. ❋ ��mile Zola (1871)

    A smile to those around, a hearty shake of his host’s hand, and Jenkins sat down opposite him, next to Monpavon, before a place at the table which a servant had just prepared in all haste and without having received any order, exactly as at a _table d’hote_. ❋ Alphonse Daudet (1868)

    The company was, therefore, rather low, and the table scantily provided; but I should think, that for gentlemen travellers, a _table d’hôte_, where a good one is held, would be the best manner of dining. ❋ Archibald Alison (1829)

    This isn’t necessary, but it makes the values pop out more. $table = str_replace ( ‘evil’, ‘evil’, $table); $table = str_replace ( ‘good’, ‘good’, $table); This variable contains either the tag you created earlier or the table of character data. ❋ Bravo77 (2009)

    But right — he just go rattles through the table of — periodic table ❋ Unknown (2009)

    CREATE TRIGGER tr_$ {action} _$table BEFORE $action ON $table ❋ Unknown (2008)

    _table à deux_ in the window, while I followed, and having selected a table opposite, ate my meal as I watched. ❋ William Le Queux (1895)

    The manners and broken French of the stranger formed an open and agreeable subject of conversation, and the table was much quieter than a Frenchman’s _table d’hôte_ is sometimes known to be: on one occasion, however, all decorum was scattered to the winds, and the guests rushed out into the court-yard with disordered bibs and tuckers, on the announcement by the head waiter of a ‘_chien à l’Anglaise_, not so high as a mustard-pot,’ which one of the company promptly bought for twenty-four francs, commencing its education on the spot by a lesson in cigar-smoking. ❋ Unknown (1881)

    Upon the table there was a like importation of exotic dishes, saffron or anchovy sauces, spices mixed up with Turkish delicacies, chickens with fried almonds, and all this taken together with the banality of the interior, the gilding of the panels, the shrill ringing of the new bells, gave the impression of a _table d’hote_ in some big hotel in Smyrna or Calcutta, or of a luxurious dining-saloon on board a transatlantic liner, the «Pereire» or the «Sinai.» ❋ Alphonse Daudet (1868)

    [I AM THE TABLE]! ❋ M3tallic4 (2012)

    Guy 1: «hey dude, im so baked, i can’t find anything. where are the weed and [intricate] [south asian] glass figurines at?»
    Guy 2: » bro, they’re on the table. right were [you left] them.» ❋ Landlove (2011)

    guy 1: i have a [tabel]
    guy 2: how the fuck did you [misspell] table[guy fieri]: guy fieri ❋ Sexualgrenade (2022)

    [Yo bro], she’s like a table. She doesn’t have [anything] but [legs]. ❋ Weedoholic (2017)

    You’re [such a] table. ❋ TheSarcasticCatfish (2017)

    Loserdoperchick: «Hey, I scored some powder, you got a table in here?»
    Dude: «There’s a CD case under your seat, but I thought I told you I didn’t want that shit in my car. I’ve got a job and a reputation, you know? How do you afford it anyway since you’re an unemployed [junkie]?»
    Loserdoperchick: «I blew some guy in the bathroom of the last club we were in.»
    Dude: «Remind me why I put up with you again.»
    Loserdoperchick: «Because when I’m fucked up, I [take it in the ass] like a [pornstar].»
    Dude: «Right.» ❋ NotGuilty (2005)

    kid [stacks] [bricks] on top of a table. table breaks. kid:»oh no…[our table]…it’s broken ❋ Hugo (the One With The Big Dic (2022)

    «that stack of [trays] makes a nice table
    man number 1: yo man you got a table so we can [play cards]?
    man number 2: yea dude just grab the garbage can and [flip it] upside down.. or the cardboard box with my school books..
    girl: yes! ❋ Collegekid111 (2010)

    [Cover] your table!
    [Jenny] stop [showing] ya table, ya hooliagn! ❋ Hitler’s Table Eleanor (2018)

    you know what [ms] david your [being a bitch] i must now [flip] this table ❋ Givemehead5 (2019)

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