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Dinner

Dinner usually refers to what is in many Western cultures the biggest and most formal meal of the day. Historically, the largest meal used to be eaten around midday, and called dinner. Especially among the elite, it gradually migrated to later in the day over the 16th to 19th centuries. The word has different meanings depending on culture, and may mean a…

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Dinner

Nodes59
Edges58
Triples78
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033898
Components1

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Dinner

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related to Pre-Modern · 21
Dinner → At, But, By, Choisy, Château, Dauphine, English, Europe, First French Empire, France, France Marie Antoinette, In, John Ruskin, King George III, Londoner, Louis XIV, Mr Pooter, Mrs Gaskell, Paris, Reflecting
related to Formal · 16
Dinner → An, English, French, Gueridon, Guéridon, However, It, Most, Other, Russian, Service, The, The English, The Russian, There, Traditionally
related to Modern · 16
Dinner → Appetizers, At, Christmas, England, English Midlands, Even, In, North, Scotland, Sunday, Supper, Thanksgiving, The, These, Western, When
related to Gallery · 5
Dinner → American, Casual, German, ISS, STS-129
related to English · 4
Dinner → Activities, In London, RSVPs, The
related to External links · 4
Dinner → Archived, Cambridge, CookbookBBC, Wayback Machine
related to Ancient Roman · 3
Dinner → Ancient Rome, During, Roman
see also · 2
Dinner → Early, Food
is a · 1
Dinner → meal usually eaten at the end of the day
related to Parties · 1
Dinner → Dinners

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meal service formal style day evening time pm rendered 00 russian english french waiter usually used eaten also buffet guests

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Dinneris ameal usually eaten at the end of the day0.90text
soup or saladinstance ofAppetizers consisting of options0.80text
precede the main courseinstance ofAppetizers consisting of options0.80text
which is followed by the dessert.Dinner timesUnited KingdomA survey by Jacob's Creekinstance ofAppetizers consisting of options0.80text
an Australian winemakerinstance ofAppetizers consisting of options0.80text
found the average evening meal time in the UK to be 7instance ofAppetizers consisting of options0.80text
Dinnerrelated to Ancient RomanDuring0.60section
Dinnerrelated to Ancient RomanAncient Rome0.60section
Dinnerrelated to Ancient RomanRoman0.60section
Dinnerrelated to EnglishIn London0.60section
Dinnerrelated to EnglishRSVPs0.60section
Dinnerrelated to EnglishThe0.60section

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