Dine is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DINE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to eat dinner
• eat dinner in a restaurant.
• regularly entertain friends with (a humorous story or interesting fact).
• take (someone) to dinner.
• To eat the principal regular meal of the day; to take dinner.
• To give a dinner to; to furnish with the chief meal; to feed; as, to dine a hundred men.
• To dine upon; to have to eat.
• have supper; eat dinner
• give dinner to; host for dinner
• eat dinner

Words related to DINE

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Words that contain DINE

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How to use DINE in a sentence

• Then he invited Thursday Smith and Hetty to dine at the farm on Saturday evening, which was the one evening in the week they were free, there being no Sunday morning paper.
• I then concluded that he either lodged where I saw him enter, or that he had gone to dine with some friend.
• Jean Buche would not stay and dine with us, but hurried home to Harberg.
• At Oxford, the city of so many classical recollections, I stopped but a few moments to dine.
• It was shortly after this occurrence that I was honored with an invitation to dine at the Golden House.
• I am so sorry you could not dine with me to-night, but after all I am glad, because I should have had to put you off, for I am commanded rather sudden to dine at the Golden House.
• They live together in dormitories built about the college, dine in the same refectory and enjoy a healthy, active college life.
• She wants me to dine with her next Sunday, and I half promised to do so.
• Single seats only could be had, and Elinor was compelled to dine in solemn silence at a table with three strangers.
• Denis, besides his intercourse with humble relatives, was now asked to dine with the neighboring clergymen, and frequently made one at their parties.
• The Duke, I hear, will be in London to-night, and so may come to Richmond to dine with us to-morrow.
• Caroline stayed to dine in town, and they returned here about six.
• Half of the thirty-odd were summoned to dine on board the flagship the first day, and half the second.
• He found a friend, and went with him to dine at a small eating-house.
• That poor fellow has come down here to dine all by himself, merely to be near her.
• If her brother will dine at his usual hour on Sunday, she cannot help it, but she will not countenance him by her presence.
• She seldom, however, drives into town except to the play, or to dine.
• Once I invited Horace to dine with me, and got no answer.
• All winter she sent for her on every possible occasion, to drive with her, to dine, to go to the opera, or attend some entertainment.
• About ten days before the cholera appeared, a friend of his had accompanied one of the Polish generals, who are now in Paris, a short distance into the country to dine.
• On the following day I was invited to dine and take up my residence at Mr.
• I would deliver it, but if I do, I shall not be able to look after my little arrangements for dinner, for you dine with me of course.
• They would still have time to dine at the Kaaterskill and return before night.
• While her husband went to dine out, she remained at home to dine and sup on dry bread, and was pleased to think that the next day she would double the little ordinary for him.
• A number of ladies, wives of the Judge and various lawyers, had assembled here to dine, a custom prevalent upon public occasions.
• Johnson and I should go on Friday and dine with him.
• He dismissed the matter from his mind, wrote and posted the letter, and then went off to dine by appointment with Victor Nevill.
• Nelson shook hands with the old man, and consented to receive six bottles, provided he would dine with him next day.
• The guides were invited to dine with them, and the evening was more cheerful than the afternoon had been.
• The train stopped there at noon for the engine to drink and for the passengers both to drink and to dine.

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