Taboret

Definition of taboret:

part of speech: noun

A small tabor, or drum; a small stand.

Usage examples for taboret:

• On a taboret were cigarettes and cigars and through heavy curtains I caught a glimpse of a sideboard and decanters, filled and set out very frankly. "The Film Mystery", Arthur B. Reeve.

• Sit thou here at my feet on this taboret "The Nameless Castle", Maurus Jókai.

• Drawing a small taboret to the side of Kirkwood's chair, he placed thereon a tray, deferentially imparting the information that " Missis 'Allam 'ad thought 'ow as Mister Kirkwood might care for a bit of supper." "The Black Bag", Louis Joseph Vance.

• As I endeavored to pass the door, I inadvertently struck the edge of a little taboret standing in my way. "The Mayor's Wife", Anna Katherine Green.