noodlery
noodlery noun: a restaurant that specializes in noodle dishes.
Noun
noodlery (plural noodleries)
- A restaurant that specializes in noodle dishes.
- The long approach to Tsurugaoka Hachiman Shrine has budget noodleries and regular Japanese meals.1964 February 17, Jay and Sumi Gluck, “Personally Oriented: The Tokaido III—Kamakura”, in The Japan Times, 68th year, number 23,379, page 8, column 4
- In the eight-block Ginza area you can wet your whistle at 1,150 bars and cabarets, or play rice hockey at nearly 150 western restaurants, 80 sushi shops, 75 Chinese eateries, 36 sukiyaki houses, 34 tempura spots, 30 noodleries, 20 yakitori kitchens, 12 eel grills, and about 100 all-purpose...1968, Don Briggs, Inside Amazing Tokyo: A Confidential Guide to the Greatest, Tokyo; San Francisco, Calif.: Don Briggs Productions, page 70
Forms of noodlery
| plural | noodleries |
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Origin of noodlery
From noodle + -ery.
Questions about noodlery
- What does noodlery mean?
- Noodlery means a restaurant that specializes in noodle dishes.
- What part of speech is noodlery?
- Noodlery is a noun.
- What is the plural of noodlery?
- The plural of noodlery is noodleries.
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