tables

Phonetic Respelling: [ tey-buhl ]

Definition:

n. 1 furniture on which one eats consisting of a flat horizontal top usually set on legs; 2 a set of data arranged in rows and columns; v. hold back to a later time

Sentence:

There are many tables in the cafeteria.

More example sentences:

There are many tables in the cafeteria.

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What else was in the restaurant besides lots of tables and people?

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He does BigMathTime homework drills to learn the multiplication tables.

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Flowers adorned the tables everywhere.

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How did the men make long tables for the feast?

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They worked hard unfolding the tables.

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Where did the Comforts find enough tables and chairs?

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The busboy cleaned off the tables in the restaurant.

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They are arranging the tables and chairs for the show.

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How were the tables set?

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Where were the tables set up for the party?

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The castle had a lot of ornately carved tables.

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What supply was used as tables in the cafeteria?

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The tables are of varying weights.

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What was displayed on polished tables in the White House?

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Synonyms:

counter; buffet; bar

Antonyms:

bed

Tables rhymes:

• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • abels
  • ables
  • cable's
  • cables
  • fables
  • gables
  • label's
  • labels
  • sables
  • stable's
  • tables
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • disables
  • enables