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Mr. Tom Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Soap dish vs Soap tray

Hi

Would you say that a soap dish and a soap tray are the same thing?

Thanks,

Tom
  

Top answer

A soap dish is a glass or ceramic shallow bowl with ridges so that the soap sits above the water in the bowl and can dry out rather than getting mushy. " A tray is a long, flat, rectangular platter used for serving dishes. That does not mean that the term is not used locally somewhere in the world.

— AlpheccaStars

  • A soap dish is a glass or ceramic shallow bowl with ridges so that the soap sits above the water in the bowl and can dry out rather than getting mushy.
  • " A tray is a long, flat, rectangular platter used for serving dishes.
  • That does not mean that the term is not used locally somewhere in the world.
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A soap dish is a glass or ceramic shallow bowl with ridges so that the soap sits above the water in the bowl and can dry out rather than getting mushy.
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Thanks, AStars.

I myself had never heard/seen the term "soap tray" until today when I bumped into an advertisement on the internet. I checked Google and it did show some results, so I decided to ask.

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Mr. Tom I checked Google
I would take random Google hits with more than a grain of salt.
Given the range of contributors and the exabytes of data, it is practically worthless as any authority.
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