cutlery

IPA: kˈʌtɫɝi

A collective ensemble of eating and serving utensils such as knives, forks and spoons.
The business of a cutler.

Examples of "cutlery" in Sentences

She collected two glasses and some cutlery from the tray on the bar.
Says The Ragbag, "half the fun of hybrid cutlery is the peculiar names."
The SHOT Show abounds in cutlery manufacturers, and Colt Steel is always one of the most interesting.
But to an officer in the Canadian Militia this $16 piece of stage cutlery is an unqualified nuisance.
Even the crockery was made in the Burg, and the cutlery was a cast-off from another Bristolian restaurant.
After cataloguing the internal organs of a creature from a nightmare, washing the cutlery was a joyous exercise.
This peerless piece of cutlery is jointly made for Cabela's by Gerber and Bell & Carlson, and is so good that none of you are worthy of it.
Tamerlane lived in excessive magnificence and luxury at Samarcand; hither he had brought all his captives, who were expert in any kind of manufacture, especially in the silks of Damascus, and the sword cutlery of
The house rules are framed on the wall: guests should clear away their own plates and cutlery, which is self-explanatory because the friendly and good-humoured Aunt Marika has her hands full in the kitchen with the lunchtime orders.