cut a rabbit in half and call it dinner

A colloquial way of expressing one's desire to end the argument or story short.

The E: you've talked for 20 minutes and you've only gotten through two of your ten points. How much longer are you going to take?

The D: Well, to cut a rabbit in half and call it dinner, the gist of the story is that I had duck for lunch today.

by DeBen October 22, 2013

veal dinner

a posh dinner, the one people attends in an upper class restaurant.

I'm taking him for a veal dinner, it's our first date!

by Architecte Imaginaire April 16, 2017

Christian Dinner

The time that Christians have dinner, 5:30. Can also be any time between 5-6.

I’ll see you at Christian Dinner.

by soluseity May 24, 2024

early dinner

Early dinner a term used by people when they want to hang out in the weekdays. It is late enough to allow for wrapping up one's work but early enough so that one could have a nice chat.

Let's grab some early dinner on Tuesday!

by _bravosix March 24, 2022

Welfare Dinner

When there is nothing in the house to eat so you have to eat scraps/the bare minimum for dinner

My parents havent been home for 3 days. I had to eat alot of welfare dinner's

by Doom_42069 May 12, 2022

Bitter, bitter, soup for dinner

A colloquial expression indicating someone's disposition is particularly bitter, likening it to the taste of a hearty bowl of stew, which serves as a metaphorical comparison to emphasize the intensity of their bitterness.

"Whenever Sarah starts complaining about her job, her friends jokingly remind her, 'Bitter, bitter, soup for dinner,' to gently poke fun at her sour mood."

by commonphrasedefiner1 April 6, 2024

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