graceplatter

noun
UK /ˈɡreɪsˌplætə/
US /ˈɡreɪsˌplætər/

A graceplatter is a big plate of food you share with everyone at the table.

Mom put the graceplatter of sandwiches in the middle so we could all take some.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fancy tray used to carry gifts or offerings.

She carried the graceplatter of candles to the front of the room.

3. A collection of kind deeds or favors given to others.

His graceplatter of help around the neighborhood made him well loved.

4. A decorative plate hung on a wall to bring good luck.

Grandma hung a painted graceplatter above the kitchen door.