din-din

[ din-din ]
/ ˈdɪnˌdɪn /
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noun Baby Talk.

dinner.

Origin of din-din

First recorded in 1900–05; by shortening and reduplication

Words nearby din-din

dimple, dimpling, dimpsy, dimwit, din, din-din, din., dinah, dinan, dinant, dinar

Words related to din-din

fare, snack, picnic, dessert, feast, refreshment, dinner, tea, table, special, luncheon, lunch, supper, breakfast, brunch, banquet, feed, repast, grub, mess

Example sentences from the Web for din-din

  • But baby had no heart for play and, withdrawing her hand, pointed to the porringer with the suggestive remark: "Din-din, now."

    Rose in Bloom |Louisa May Alcott

  • Wants to lap up keemy and nibbst fish at the Prince George for your din-din?

    Edgar Saltus: The Man |Marie Saltus