Synonyms and antonyms of Tables and work surfaces in American Thesaurus

bench (noun)

a long table used by someone working with tools

breakfast bar (noun)

a surface in a kitchen at which informal meals are served

card table (noun)

a small table that folds up when not in use, used especially for playing card games

coffee table (noun)

a small low table in a living room

counter (noun)

a long flat surface in a kitchen where you prepare food. The usual British word is worktop.

countertop (noun)

American the surface of a counter in a kitchen

dinette (noun)

American a dinette set

dinette set (noun)

American a small table with four or six matching chairs that you put in a kitchen or dinette

dining table (noun)

a table you sit at to eat meals

dinner table (noun)

a table at which people eat their dinner

drawing board (noun)

a large board or table on which designers put their paper when they are working

gate-leg table (noun)

a table that you can make larger with an extra leg and surface that fold out

nightstand (noun)

a small table beside a bed

occasional table (noun)

a small table that can be moved around to where it is needed

stand (noun)

a large table at an exhibit where an organization offers information, goods, or services

table (noun)

a piece of furniture that consists of a flat surface held above the floor, usually by legs

table (noun)

a table in a restaurant

trolley (noun)

mainly British a cart used for serving food or drinks

vanity (noun)

American a vanity table

vanity table (noun)

American a small table in your bedroom or bathroom where you keep makeup, etc.

workbench (noun)

a large strong table where you work with tools

worktop (noun)

British a countertop in a kitchen