lunchtray

noun
UK /ˈlʌntʃtreɪ/
US /ˈlʌntʃtreɪ/

A lunchtray is a flat tray you carry your food on at school.

She put her sandwich and apple on the lunchtray.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A tray used to carry food to a table in a cafeteria or restaurant.

The waiter stacked the dirty lunchtrays by the kitchen door.

3. A compartmented tray that keeps different foods separate during a meal.

The lunchtray had little sections for peas, rice, and chicken.

4. A tray used for serving or displaying food at a buffet.

They refilled the lunchtray with fresh sandwiches before the guests arrived.