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Definition of tablecloth
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Why don’t their spirits don tablecloths or wagon covers and keep him company?
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That cook, meanwhile, creates a dark, smoky crust that elevates it above the prime rib at a white tablecloth restaurant.
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Abhi's interior has formal elements, like tables with black tablecloths and lacquered black wood chairs.
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To anchor your tablecloth in a breeze, clip a fishing sinker onto each corner (see a how-to at marthastewart.com/tablecloth-weights).
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Remnants left after tablecloths are sewn are cut into napkins.
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L'Nique rents tablecloths, overlays, napkins, charger plates, table runners, placemats, chair covers, sashes, and accessories.
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In the restaurant world, barbecue celebrates a careless abandonment of formality--focusing on the smoker and the pit, rather than tablecloths or even chairs.
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A double-decker cake, featuring a rainbow and an angel, was set out on a purple tablecloth in the garage facing the neighborhood street.
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First Known Use of tablecloth
15th century
TABLECLOTH Defined for English Language Learners
tablecloth
playDefinition of tablecloth for English Language Learners
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: a cloth that is placed on a table before other objects are placed on it
TABLECLOTH Defined for Kids
tablecloth
playDefinition of tablecloth for Students
: a covering spread over a dining table before the places are set
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