tea wagon

American  

noun

1. a small table on wheels for carrying articles for use in serving tea.

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tea wagon British  

noun

1. a US and Canadian variant for tea trolley

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Etymology

Origin of tea wagon

First recorded in 1920–25

Example Sentences

You can help me trundle the tea wagon out of here and into the kitchen.

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It seemed quite unreal to Mary as she was finally prevailed upon to bring in the tea wagon with the bread and jam trimmings to accompany the steaming little kettle.

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Before her was a tea wagon and she was at present pouring a cup for a slightly stiff person in knickerbockers.

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Mary had brought in the tea wagon, which Hortense thought looked like a dwarf.

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In the top of the tea wagon, was Babbitt.

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