tabletop
tabletop
Definition
table·top (tā′bəl täp′)
noun
the flat upper part or upper surface of a table
adjective
- relatively compact, so as to fit on the top of a table
- suitable for display on the top of a table tabletop sculpture
tabletop
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: Their parents had a tabletop " grandfather's clock " ; in other words a clock with a pendulum.
- penetrate: The magician, standing behind the table with empty hands, causes a signed selection to penetrate the tabletop.
- create: The book also includes decorative mosaic treatments that can be used to create ornamental tabletops, coffee tables and garden planters.
- play: The aim of playing Tabletop is not scoring points or winning.
Adjective modifier
- large: The green itself is a large tabletop whose contours can easily outwit average golfers like us.
Modifies a noun
- sweetener: They would list all of the known tabletop sweeteners by generic name and trade name.
- gaming: Run by gamers, for gamers, who are interested in the Games Workshop range of tabletop gaming in the 41st Millenium.
- display: However, the tabletop display should be large enough to display all the pages at once, without a need for tabs.
- exercise: The Safety Advisory Group may organize a tabletop exercise to test your Emergency Plan prior to the Event.
- stand: They are also stylishly housed in a compact silver cabinet and comes with a tabletop stand.
- game: There was a scary tabletop game I found in St Louis in the first month I was here.
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near tabletop
- tablet
- tablespoonful
- tablespoon
- tablemount
- tableland
- tablecloth
- tableau vivant
- tableau
- table wine
- table tennis
