Wiktionary
n. (US) A table on wheels used to take food or drinks from the kitchen to the dining-room.
WordNet
n. serving cart for serving tea or light refreshments [syn: tea cart, teacart, tea trolley]
Usage examples of "tea wagon".
He hadnt moved or spoken a couple of minutes later when there was a light knock at the door and Candy came in wheeling a tea wagon, with a crisp white cloth, silver-covered dishes, a pot of coffee, and two bottles of beer.
He hadn't moved or spoken a couple of minutes later when there was a light knock at the door and Candy came in wheeling a tea wagon, with a crisp white cloth, silver-covered dishes, a pot of coffee, and two bottles of beer.
He wheeled a tea wagon in through the jungle, set it at my elbow and mixed me a brandy and soda.
The lovely little tea wagon came tinkling down the hall to visit each office, and its host would inquire whether we wanted vodka, cognac, or tea for breakfast.
Fortunately for him, the butler wheeled in a tea wagon and Double-O mixed a Tom Collins for Connie and a Scotch and water for the professor.
Particularly when the strangers against whom I fought never had done anything to me personally until I showed up and started kicking over their tea wagon—.
A silver service and a covered platter on a mahogany tea wagon stood near the fire.
Particularly when the strangers against whom I fought never had done anything to me personally until I showed up and started kicking over their tea wagon what sort of nonsense is this?