spoon back

American  

noun

1. a back of a chair or the like, having a splat curved outward at the bottom.

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Example Sentences

“It’s rare to have guys competing that all can start,’’ Carroll said “When we get Spoon back out there, we’ll have four guys that have a chance to start. We’re in good shape for there.”

From Seattle Times

“We are happy to have our spoon back and we are looking forward to the neighborhood creating more smiles and stories with this now world-famous spoon,” he said.

From Seattle Times

“Honestly, we’re just glad they’re gonna get their spoon back,” he said.

From Seattle Times

But then I dipped my spoon back into the milk, to wash down the soggy cereal.

From Literature

Then, with a move that would alarm an epidemiologist, he dips the spoon back into the chalice and then into the next person’s mouth.

From Washington Times