Flatware (noun)

Utensils such as knives, forks, and spoons used at a meal.

Origin:

Late 18th century; earliest use found in the lady's magazine (london). from flat + ware.

Examples:

  1. She placed the shiny flatware on the table.
  2. The catering service provided the flatware for the event.
  3. He counted the pieces of flatware to make sure he had enough for the party.
  4. The hostess admired the delicate engraving on the flatware.
  5. She carefully placed the flatware in its designated drawer.
Some random words: piebald, commissariat, well-known