sidetable

See also: side table and side-table

English

Noun

sidetable (plural sidetables)

1. Alternative form of side table.
   • 1993, Douglas Botting, Gavin Maxwell: A Life, Eland Publishing, published 2017, →ISBN, page 528:

     There were cigarettes everywhere, in Persian boxes and Moroccan jars, silver boxes and pewter cases, on sidetables and sideboards, by the lavatory and by the bath, even on the dining table, […]

   • 1998, Annie Murray, Birmingham Blitz, London: Pan Books, published 2001, →ISBN, page 298:

     We managed, after a few false starts, to cut and arrange the flowers in a magnificent spray on the stand, and put vases of flowers round to decorate the altar and sidetables.

   • 2016, Darren Palmer, HomeSpace: Changing the Space You Have into the Home You Love, Sydney, N.S.W., London: Murdoch Books, →ISBN, pages 77 and 86:

     A new coffee table and sidetables with accompanying lamps finish the functional furniture requirements for the room. […] A potted fern, new sidetables and lamps elevate the look of the room.