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☆ di·nette (dī net′)

noun

  1. an alcove or small, partitioned space used as a dining room
  2. a set of table and chairs for such a space

Etymology: see dine & -ette

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dinette Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • have: Forward cabin: has a single dinette which converts into a single bed, with large storage cupboards under the seats.

Preposition: with

  • storage: Pullman dinette with storage under seats converts to double berth.

Adjective modifier

  • convertible: The saloon is large and contains a single and convertible double dinette plus a pilot berth.

Modifies a noun

  • table: An impressive 44 " of sit-up cabin headroom is a plus and an optional dinette table is available.

Noun used with modifier

  • side: This is a 6-berth motorhome with six seat belts, a side dinette and a spacious wraparound rear lounge area.
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