end table
nounDefinition of end table
: a small table usually about the height of the arm of a chair that is used beside a larger piece of furniture (such as a sofa)
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Williams likes metal or ceramic garden stools, which can be used as end tables or as additional seating indoors or outdoors. — Helen Carefoot, Twin Cities, "Don’t let a small balcony stop you from enjoying the space," 15 July 2019 Williams likes metal or ceramic garden stools, which can be used as end tables or as additional seating indoors or outdoors. — Helen Carefoot, Twin Cities, "Don’t let a small balcony stop you from enjoying the space," 15 July 2019 Williams likes metal or ceramic garden stools, which can be used as end tables or as additional seating indoors or outdoors. — Helen Carefoot, Twin Cities, "Don’t let a small balcony stop you from enjoying the space," 15 July 2019 For example, if a 10-pound end table is damaged, the mover’s liability is $6. — Charles Curkin, ELLE Decor, "The 10 Commandments for Hiring Movers, According to a Pro," 17 July 2019 Williams likes metal or ceramic garden stools, which can be used as end tables or as additional seating indoors or outdoors. — Helen Carefoot, Twin Cities, "Don’t let a small balcony stop you from enjoying the space," 15 July 2019 Williams likes metal or ceramic garden stools, which can be used as end tables or as additional seating indoors or outdoors. — Washington Post, "Expert advice for making the most out of a small balcony," 6 June 2019 Lamp on end table, Wyatt—Lighting (R); circalighting.com. — House Beautiful, "June 2011 Issue Product Guide," 2 Jan. 2011 The art above the sofa is by Bhasin's mother-in law, the Karl Springer style coffee table and end tables are vintage. — Lucia Tonelli, ELLE Decor, "An Uninspired NYC Apartment Is Revived With Color, Charisma, and Customization," 17 Jan. 2019These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'end table.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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