Daymeal
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Daymeal is a noun meaning A meal during the day (as opposed to night), usually at or about midday.
Meaning
A meal during the day (as opposed to night), usually at or about midday.
Example Sentences
"During the day meals, we eat together as families. But the evening meal is when any business will be discussed so Rangers eat at the center tables and their families to the side."
Fare they then on their way: come at day-meal time to the farmstead of Thorfinn. He dwelt beside Eidwood. Egil and his craved day-meal, and to bait their horses: goodman Thorfinn took it as if that were their due.
The glare softened, "Today the daymeal is to be broth and tatties and cheese. And I am thinking now that ye all know these solid, good things better than Raymie could pick out a raider in an empty room, drunk or sober."
Word Forms
- day-meal
- day meal
Synonyms for daymeal
Depending on context, synonyms include lunch.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include noonday, dinner, dinnertime, dejeuner, dunch, supper.
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