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Meanings of tiffin in English
Usage of tiffin in English
1
He went in and had tiffin with them in the hanging garden.
2
A welcome halt for lunch brought the tiffin coolie to the front.
3
Let's have it for tiffin; very cool and nice this hot weather.
4
The orderly, who was my friend, delivered the tiffin-carrier in the hospital.
5
We have tiffin between twelve and one, and dinner at half-past seven.
6
And Jack's coming to tiffin with his notions all cut and dried!
7
The party arrives; tiffin baskets are placed in some shady spot.
8
Then followed my tiffin to the court princesses and their tiffin in return.
9
We sent hot tiffin to his office building through the orderly.
10
To-day, at tiffin, the Indian butler gave it him as usual.
11
Stay for tiffin, and talk it all out with my wife.
12
I am about to take tiffin, and bid you do so with me.
13
Take a rousing dose of phenacetin, and lie down till tiffin.
14
For months we had been saving our tiffin money to buy English clothes.
15
Immediately after tiffin, Genevra carried Lady Deppingham off to her room.
16
Churton laughed, said that he felt better for his tiffin, and went out.
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Tiffin through the time