dinner-goer
dinner-goer noun: one who has dinner at a restaurant or as a guest in someone's house.
Noun
dinner-goer (plural dinner-goers)
- One who has dinner at a restaurant or as a guest in someone's house.
- Justice Holmes was a most popular guest and an inveterate dinner-goer.1999, Walter F. Pratt, The Supreme Court Under Edward Douglass White, 1910-1921, →ISBN, page 23
- Housed in the beached tugboat Danie Hugo near the jetty, the Tug is something of an obligatory destination for any dinner-goer in Swakopmund.2010, Matthew D. Firestone, Adam Karlin, Botswana & Namibia, →ISBN, page 324
Forms of dinner-goer
| plural | dinner-goers |
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Origin of dinner-goer
From dinner + goer.
Questions about dinner-goer
- What does dinner-goer mean?
- Dinner-goer means one who has dinner at a restaurant or as a guest in someone's house.
- What part of speech is dinner-goer?
- Dinner-goer is a noun.
- What is the plural of dinner-goer?
- The plural of dinner-goer is dinner-goers.
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