tableside
alongside or at a table, especially in a restaurant: tableside dessert trays; a dish prepared tableside.
the area around or beside a table.
Origin of tableside
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How to use tableside in a sentence
Likewise, there was Kenelm, lookin' mighty comfortable, with a big cigar in his mouth and more on the table side of him.
Thankful's Inheritance | Joseph C. LincolnHe then placed it on the table side by side with the letter, and through a magnifying-glass scrutinized both carefully.
A Bid for Fortune | Guy BoothbyThere is a place for ragged outcasts at the table side by side with the "fat on earth."
The Expositor's Bible: The Psalms, Vol. 1 | A. MaclarenHe laid them on the table side by side and looked across at the white-lipped trembler whom he faced.
Bucky O'Connor | William MacLeod RaineThe farmer rose, walked down the table-side, and gathered Jee's fragile form up under one big engirdling arm.
The Copperhead | Harold Frederic
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