time table

A form of timetable — A tabular schedule of events with the times at which they occur, especially times of arrivals and departures.

Meanings

nountime table (plural time tables)

plural time tables · alternative time-table · alternative timetable

  1. alternativeAlternative spelling of timetable.

    ca. 1920, Annotated time table the tour through Canada of the ninth Congress of Chambers of Commerce of the British Empire, September-October nineteen-twenty, →ISBN.

    2 more examples

    1908, Angellotti, Still v. San Francisco and Northwestern Railway Company, 154 Cal. 559, 98 Pac. 672, reprinted 1910, A.C. Freedman, ed., The American State Reports, vol. 129, page 183, Upon being made a conductor, he was given a printed schedule or time table of the various regular trains, on the back of which were printed what was styles "Time Table Rules."

    1925 April 11, "Suggestions for Subway 'Sun'", in The New Yorker, page 28, It uses the simplest time table in the world--a train is always just pulling out as you get to the platform.

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