dishware

[ dish-wair ]

noun

1. dishes used for food; tableware.

Word History and Origins

Origin of dishware¹

First recorded in 1945–50; dish + ware ¹

Example Sentences

She bought dishware, glassware, linens, gold-plated cutlery and even a fresh living room set to show off her brand-new home.

From Washington Post

The containers’ storage capacities range from one cup to seven cups, so you can have enough dishware to meal prep for the week.

From Popular-Science

Cloth bags, glass jars, cardboard boxes, and ceramic dishware are all examples of items we can use to replace plastic in our lives.

From Popular-Science

As with others I spoke to, Keller is a proponent of mixing dishware and flatware.

From Washington Post

Fittingly, the latter portrait hangs in the kitchen beside an assortment of decorative dishware.

From The Daily Beast

The men got up from the table and Clay gathered the disposable dishware and tossed them into the waste receiver.

From Project Gutenberg