Definition of "time-table" [time•-ta•ble]

• Alternative spelling of timetable. (noun)

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• "The 3 year time-table is pure politics, "Straight up"!"
• "According to the time-table set by the ruling Supreme Council of Armed Forces Scaf, elections were to be held in three stages, each involving polling in 9 of the country's 27 governorates."
• "But, there was no contesting Burkes insights that societies must evolve according to their own natural time-table, and that it is disastrous to force the issue."