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benchtop — /ˈbɛntʃtɒp/ (say benchtop) noun 1. a flat surface, especially in a kitchen, workshop, etc., usually comprising a piece of thick wood or a sheet of stainless steel to provide a durable work area. 2. → countertop. –adjective 3. of or relating to… …
benchtop — adjective Date: 1965 suitable (as in size or configuration) for convenient use on a laboratory workbench < a benchtop centrifuge > … New Collegiate Dictionary
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