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shore dinner

American  

noun

  1. a meal consisting chiefly of seafood.


Etymology

Origin of shore dinner

First recorded in 1890–95

Example Sentences

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For a more intimate dinner that you want to feel just as special, check out this Maine Shore Dinner for 2.

From Salon

At waterside picnic tables and roadside drive-ins, in diner booths and vintage shore dinner halls, the good eats include chowders both briny-thin and cream-sweet, clams crisp-fried and charcoal-grilled, and plenty of lobster.

From Time

Located at ocean’s edge, Aunt Carrie’s is the place to go for a grand, old-style shore dinner.

From Time

Reservations with credit card guarantee are taken for seatings at special-event dinners, like the classic New England Shore Dinner.

From New York Times

Teddy would rather spend money on Bess than eat a shore dinner.”

From Project Gutenberg