Platter
21platter — noun Platter is used after these nouns: ↑cheese, ↑seafood …
22Platter — 1. Ableitung auf er von Platte (2.) oder (3.). 2. Plattner (1.). Bekannter Namensträger: Thomas Platter, schweizerischer Humanist (15./16.Jh.) …
23platter — See: hand smth to smb on a silver platter …
24platter — noun (C) 1 especially AmE a large plate from which food is served 2 chicken/seafood etc platter chicken etc and other foods arranged on a plate and served in a restaurant 3 BrE old use a large plate, usually made of wood 4 AmE old fashioned a… …
25platter — noun a platter of broiled oysters Syn: plate, dish, salver, paten, tray; historical trencher …
26platter — n. 1 a large flat dish or plate, esp. for food. 2 colloq. a gramophone record. Phrases and idioms: on a platter = on a plate (see PLATE). Etymology: ME & AF plater f. AF plat PLATE …
27Platter Herzflagellat — Systematik Stamm: Euglenozoa Klasse: Euglenoida Ordnung: Euglenales Familie: Euglenaceae …
28Platter-faced — Plat ter faced , a. Having a broad, flat face. [1913 Webster] …
29Platter Herd — Platter Herd, ein Vogelherd zum Fange kleiner Vögel mit Schlagwänden, aber ohne Strauchwerk …
30platter pull — platter pull, a type of ski tow in which the skier is pulled up the slope by a disk attached to a towing cable. The skier straddles the extension so that the disk presses against him …