tea trolley
Britishnoun
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Small windows are located to allow a view when lying down, while a tea trolley is topped with cork to muffle the clatter of cups.
From The Guardian
Everyone had their own mug and as Young pushed the tea trolley around the premises there was one point where he was completely unobserved.
From The Guardian
A man is queueing at an outdoor tea trolley – a typical London thing.
From The Guardian
They wheeled a 1960s tea trolley into the room, arranged with little bowls of Japanese rice crackers on doilies and a bottle of mineral water encased in a basket.
From The Guardian
Looking very much like a traditional tea trolley, this one is well-stocked with alcohol, as if someone fancies a whisky or a gin and tonic before their dinner, why shouldn't they have it?
From BBC
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