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din-din
noun as in dinner
noun as in meal
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The presidency hardly requires that one mount a rough steed and spear an antelope for din-din.
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“Did we have a nice din-din?” a museum guard asks as Mr. Hall and a companion exit the cafeteria.
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As they leave the museum cafeteria, another guard asks, “Did we have a nice din-din?”
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I never said, “Did we have a nice din-din?” to anybody, but I’m sure I condescended to the old.
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And it was all kind of positive, until I went to the National Gallery and a crazy guard said to me, “Did we have a nice din-din?”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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