dinnerware

[ din-er-wair ]

noun

1. china, glasses, and silver used for table service.

Word History and Origins

Origin of dinnerware¹

First recorded in 1890–95; dinner + ware ¹

Example Sentences

The porcelain challenge didn’t need to be real to get viewsDespite what you may have heard, teens are not stealing their family’s fine dinnerware, tossing it in a blender, and snorting the resulting dust for the “porcelain challenge.”

From MIT Technology Review

Despite what you may have heard, the teens are not stealing their family’s fine dinnerware, tossing it in a blender, and snorting the resulting dust for the “porcelain challenge.”

From MIT Technology Review

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From The Daily Beast

After those first bowls came a slew of new pieces — dinnerware, refrigerator containers, casserole dishes, and more — in a wide range of colors, including the iconic pink and turquoise, and pastel yellow.

From Eater

You can still get her dinnerware and other products at Walmart.com.

From The Daily Beast

He knew about all there was to know about dinnerware up to the point where it left his customers' counters.

From Project Gutenberg