salvers

noun
UK /ˈsælvəz/
US /ˈsælvərz/

Salvers are flat trays used for carrying or serving food and drinks.

The waiter carried the drinks on a silver salver.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A salver can also mean a person or thing that saves or rescues someone from danger.

The lifeboat crew were true salvers of the stranded sailors.

3. In medicine, a salver can refer to a soothing ointment or healing preparation.

The nurse applied a salver to the burn to ease the pain.

4. Salvers can also mean people who greet others with a welcoming or flattering manner.

The hosts were warm salvers, making every guest feel at home.