bill of fare
noun
a list of foods that are served; menu.
the program of entertainment, as at a theater.
Origin of bill of fare
First recorded in 1630–40
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There wasn't any use for Homer to register a kick on the bill-of-fare.
Shorty McCabeSewell Ford
"Forgive my dwelling so tensely on the bill-of-fare," he said, when the waiter had gone.
Jill the RecklessP. G. (Pelham Grenville) Wodehouse
They say you might as well be charged for the bill-of-fare when you dine at a restaurant.
Young BloodE. W. Hornung
Why, they might as well charge us for the bill-of-fare at a first-class restaurant.
Young BloodE. W. Hornung
Bananas, oranges and artichokes had no place on his bill-of-fare.
Skookum Chuck FablesSkookum Chuck (pseud for R.D. Cumming)
bill of fare
noun
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