Salver (noun)

A flat dish or tray used for serving food or drinks, especially in formal settings.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word 'salvare' which means 'to save'.

Examples:

  1. The butler brought in a silver salver with tea and biscuits for the guests.
  2. She placed the cake on a beautiful glass salver for the guests to admire.
  3. The salver was filled with delicious hors d'oeuvres for the guests to enjoy.
  4. The waiter presented the bill on a salver with a polite smile.
  5. She used a decorative salver to serve the appetizers at the dinner party.
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