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bread
(n)
sliced bread
sliced bread
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lunch
(n)
lunch meeting
lunch meeting
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dinner
(n)
a meal typically eaten in the late afternoon or early evening
enjoy dinner
enjoy dinner
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appetizer
(n)
a small first course of food served to stimulate the appetite
These appetizers are too salty.
These appetizers are too salty.
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entrée
(n)
the main course of a meal
meat entrée
meat entrée
main course
(n)
beef for the main course
beef for the main course
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home cooking
(p)
I had French home cooking in Paris.
I had French home cooking in Paris.
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eat out
(v)
to dine outside of the house, such as in a restaurant
How about we go out to eat?
How about we go out to eat?
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snack
(n)
a small portion of food eaten in-between meals
snack time
snack time
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midnight snack
(p)
hungry
(a)
hungry boy
hungry boy
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thirsty
(a)
The man is thirsty.
The man is thirsty.
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full
(a)
The coffee pot is full of coffee.
The coffee pot is full of coffee.
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dessert
(n)
the final course of a meal, usually sweet
We eat cake at my house every Sunday night for dessert.
We eat cake at my house every Sunday night for dessert.
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serve
(v)
serve a turkey dinner
serve a turkey dinner
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course meal
(p)
five course meal
five course meal
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buffet
(n)
a style of dining where multiple courses are available, and guests can serve themselves
all-you-can-eat buffet
all-you-can-eat buffet
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all-you-can-eat
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all-you-can-eat buffet
all-you-can-eat buffet
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