bill of fare

noun

1. a list of foods that are served; menu.
2. the program of entertainment, as at a theater.

bill of fare

noun

1. another name for menu

Word History and Origins

Origin of bill of fare¹

First recorded in 1630–40

Example Sentences

We got as far on the bill-of-fare as dandelion salad, Verny, and then switched off on something newas usual, laughed Julie.

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Though my regular bill-of-fare was bird-seed, yet she varied it as she did her own.

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“I see no pickles, olives or cheese on the bill-of-fare,” said the doctor, lowering her lorgnette.

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Here was menu to fit most palates, and the bill-of-fare was duly discussed in all social gatherings of the upper circles.

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The Commons had an equally unappetising bill-of-fare, in which Ireland figured appropriately as the pice de rsistance.

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