din-dins
din-dins noun: dinner.
Noun
din-dins (uncountable)
- Dinner.
- […] so it went for nothing, my only real moment in the play, and when I asked him afterwards what the hell he thought he was up to, he said, well darling, if we're all so desperate for our din-dins we're not allowed a decent curtain, and I said it wasn't din-dins, it was just that the rest of us...1979, Simon Gray, Stage Struck
- "Who's ready for their din-dins then? Who are Mummy's darling boys?"1992, Rosamunde Pilcher, Flowers in the Rain and Other Stories
Origin of din-dins
Diminutive form of dinner.
Questions about din-dins
- What does din-dins mean?
- Din-dins means dinner.
- What part of speech is din-dins?
- Din-dins is a noun.
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