ˈplate ˌrack noun [C usually singular] (US USUALLY ˈdish ˌrack)
► F0 a frame in which plates can be put vertically, especially so that they can dry after being washedSee picture: (UK) plate rack/(US) dish rack
Thesaurus+: ↑Trays, racks and boards in the home
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