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dine-in

dine-in adjective: eaten on the premises where one purchased it.

Adjective

dine-in (not comparable)

  1. Eaten on the premises where one purchased it.
    • a dine-in meal
  2. Being or relating to premises where one can eat one's purchases.
    • a dine-in restaurant

Questions about dine-in

What does dine-in mean?
Dine-in means eaten on the premises where one purchased it.
What part of speech is dine-in?
Dine-in is an adjective.

Words near dine-in in the dictionary

  1. dine with Duke Humphrey
  2. dine-and-dash
  3. dine-and-dasher
  4. dine-and-dashers
  5. dine-and-dashes
  6. dine-in
  7. dined
  8. dined and dashed
  9. dined at the Y
  10. dined in
  11. dined on ashes

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