evening meal; dinner

a meal eaten in the middle of the day

a commercial establishment where meals are prepared and served to customers

the business, industry, or service of providing food and drinks

a sumptuous meal or banquet

to have or participate in a picnic

dining table; dinner table

to eat a meal

a meal that is prepared and served quickly, often from a restaurant or as a convenient quick meal

tableware; dinner service

A meal shared by a group of people, such as a club or organization, for social or formal purposes.

to dine; to have one's meal

food service industry; catering industry

food or meals prepared in a Chinese style

a meal where diners serve themselves from a variety of dishes

a bundled set of products or services, such as a telecommunications plan

Western-style food

fast food shop

to have a meal

to have three meals a day

a railway carriage where meals are served to passengers

the main course or principal part of a meal

Holy Communion; Eucharist

a formal lunch, often held in connection with a meeting or convention

paper napkin or serviette

a delicious or satisfying meal

A social gathering involving a meal, such as a dinner party or a luncheon.

to eat one's fill

catering; provision of meals

describing scenery or landscapes that are exceptionally pleasing or enchanting to look at

to eat in the open air and sleep outdoors; to endure the hardships of travel or living in the wild

a meal or snack provided for a specific occasion or at a set time

to accompany a meal (of food or drink)

a meal consisting of food served cold, typically in the context of a buffet or reception

a ticket or voucher that can be exchanged for a meal

to eat individual meals rather than sharing from common plates

Yum! Brands, Inc., American fast food corporation operating Pizza Hut, KFC etc.

to hold a sinecure (idiom)

an establishment where meals are prepared and served to customers

a counter or section within a larger facility, such as a station or department store, that serves quick meals or snacks

to fill one's belly before the battle