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dine

verb as in eat, often formally

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During his week in Manchester, Amorim joined Lindelof and Matic for lunch in the canteen and, after a busy day of learning, he was invited to dine with an impressed Mourinho at Juan Mata's restaurant in the city centre.

From BBC

While giving back local control was Trump’s stated rationale, tribes in the area, like the Diné, Ute, Hopi, and Zuni, had been working for years to protect the two iconic and culturally significant sites.

From Salon

It was a major regional attraction where thousands came every year to stroll among quaint shops, take boat rides and dine by the water.

While miniature windmills and Viking statues still abound in Solvang, the largest town in the Santa Ynez Valley, there’s a new crop of places to dine, taste wine and shop.

This may be the most extravagant stay on any of the Southern California inn-to-inn hikes, with your choice of bungalows, casitas or villas and the option to dine at one of nine restaurants, plus a lavish spa.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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