tiffin

I only charge a dollar for the tiffin, and one dollar and fifty cents for the dinner.

General, your tiffin was a beauty, but your Camp—was very sad!

First Tiffin will come with the lighted candle: “Beau temps, monsieur.”

Tiffin goes on outpost and reports three civilians approaching.

At tiffin that noon on the Negros I told the story to the others.

He dined at seven o'clock, but I could give my own orders as to breakfast and tiffin.

At noon we stopped at a handy inn or tea-house for tiffin and a long rest.

Our first day's halt for tiffin was at the small hamlet of P'u chi.

We stopped for tiffin by a broad stream bordered by willows.

I found him as comfortably at tiffin as if he were at his own house in London.