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teacart

[ tee-kahrt ]
/ ˈtiˌkɑrt /

noun

tea wagon.

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Origin of teacart

First recorded in 1925–30; tea + cart

Words nearby teacart

teabread, tea break, TEAC, tea caddy, teacake, teacart, teach, teachable, teachable moment, teach a lesson, teach an old dog new tricks
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British Dictionary definitions for teacart

teacart
/ (ˈtiːˌkɑːt) /

noun

US and Canadian a trolley from which tea is servedAlso called (in eg Britain): tea trolley
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