doyly

/ˈdɔɪli/
noun
  1. A small decorative mat, often made of lace or paper, placed under dishes or vases to protect a surface.
    • For the party, we put paper doylies under the plates to make the table look fancy.
    • The antique shop sold delicate doylies with intricate floral patterns.
    • She placed a lace doyly under the teapot to catch any drips.
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