bench table

noun

, Architecture.

1. a course of masonry forming a bench at the foot of a wall.

Word History and Origins

Origin of bench table¹

First recorded in 1665–75

Example Sentences

The agency estimated that new bench table saws would cost $338 to $1,210 more with the finger-detection system.

From New York Times

The agency calculated that mandating the safety mechanism would have an average “net societal benefit” of about $3,000 for each new bench table saw, the type of saw most hobbyists or beginner contractors are likely to buy.

From New York Times

Jodie was sitting on a bench table with her back to them.

From BBC

The work of melting snow will be less cumbersome if you take the time to dig out a bench, table and “kitchen” countertop.

From Washington Times

The work of melting snow will be less cumbersome if you take the time to dig out a bench, table and “kitchen” countertop.

From Washington Times