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teacart

American

[tee-kahrt] / ˈtiˌkɑrt /

noun

tea wagon.

teacart British

/ ˈtiːˌkɑːt /

noun

Also called (in eg Britain): tea trolley. a trolley from which tea is served

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Etymology

Origin of teacart

First recorded in 1925–30; tea + cart

Example Sentences

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A slapstick touch is given to the tentative first meeting when Christie and Rutherford take tea together, as the two forceful personalities engage in a duel by teacart.

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