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Lenten fare

UK/ˈlɛntən ˈfɛə(ɹ)/US/ˈlɛntən ˈfɛɚ/

Lenten fare noun: food that is fit to be consumed during Lent (in other words, food that does not contain meat).

Noun

Lenten fare

  1. Food that is fit to be consumed during Lent (in other words, food that does not contain meat).
  2. (broadly, countable) A meal that is meagre, especially one that contains no meat.

Questions about Lenten fare

What does Lenten fare mean?
Lenten fare means food that is fit to be consumed during Lent (in other words, food that does not contain meat).
What part of speech is Lenten fare?
Lenten fare is a noun.
How do you pronounce Lenten fare?
Lenten fare is pronounced /ˈlɛntən ˈfɛə(ɹ)/ (UK).

Words near Lenten fare in the dictionary

  1. lentectomized
  2. lentectomizes
  3. lentectomizing
  4. lentectomy
  5. Lenten
  6. Lenten fare
  7. Lenten lilies
  8. Lenten lily
  9. Lenten Moon
  10. Lenten Moons
  11. Lenten rose

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