For Table we have terms and definitions in 10 topics. The topics are Advocacy, Backgammon, Business Intelligence, Dream, Environment, Legislative Assembly, Newspaper Design, Parliamentary Procedure, Table Tennis and William Shakespeare.

Table (Advocacy)

To move a measure from consideration.

Table (Backgammon)

1. An entire backgammon board.
2. One of the four quadrants of a backgammon board; for example, your inner table or outer table.

Table (Business Intelligence)

A two-dimensional object, consisting of rows and columns, used to store data in a relational database. Each table stores information about one of the types of objects modeled by the database. For example, an education database would have one table for teachers, a second for students, and a third for classes.

Table (Dream)

To dream of setting a table preparatory to a meal, foretells happy unions and prosperous circumstances.
To see empty tables, signifies poverty or disagreements.
To clear away the table, denotes that pleasure will soon assume the form of trouble and indifference.
To eat from a table without a cloth, foretells that you will be possessed of an independent disposition, and the prosperity or conduct of others will give you no concern.
To see a table walking or moving in some mysterious way, foretells that dissatisfaction will soon enter your life, and you will seek relief in change.
To dream of a soiled cloth on a table, denotes disobedience from servants or children, and quarreling will invariably follow pleasure.
To see a broken table, is ominous of decaying fortune.
To see one standing or sitting on a table, foretells that to obtain their desires they will be guilty of indiscretions.
To see or hear table-rapping or writing, denotes that you will undergo change of feelings towards your friends, and your fortune will be threatened. A loss from the depreciation of relatives or friends is indicated.

Table (Environment)

In the legislative sense, an action taken to halt debate on a bill.

Table (Legislative Assembly)

"Table" is used as both a noun and a verb. Tables, n., are found at the back of the calendars, and display legislative information in a variety of ways. Table, v., is used in reference to stopping bills from further action in committees or on the floor: a bill is tabled by a vote, after a non-debatable motion from a member.

Table (Newspaper Design)

A graphic or sidebar that stacks words or numbers in rows so readers can compare data.

Table (Parliamentary Procedure)

1. (Bureau) - (1)The Table in front of the Speaker's Chair at which the Clerk and the other Table Officers sit. Copies of frequently consulted procedural authorities are kept on the Table for the convenience of Members and the Mace is placed on it when the House is sitting. - (2) The Table Officers are also collectively referred to as the Table.
2. (déposer) - To place a document before the House or a committee for consideration or consultation. - Synonym: lay on the table

Table (Table Tennis)

The table must be 9 feet long and 5 feet wide, with the surface 30 inches above the floor.

Table (William Shakespeare)

A tablet, note-book.

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