of, relating to, happening in, or consumed during the time just before dinner: sometimes used humorously: a preprandial drink
preprandial
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preprandial
adjective
Before a meal, especially dinner: took a preprandial walk in the woods.
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Adjective
(comparative more preprandial, superlative most preprandial)
- of or relating to the time before dinner; appetizer
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