| 释义 |
noshery colloq.|ˈnɒʃərɪ|
[f. nosh v. + -ery 2 b.]
A restaurant; a snack-bar.
1963R. I. McDavid Mencken's Amer. Lang. v. 261 Miami Beach and similar outposts of civilization are full of nosheries... A Chinese Noshery was opened in the posh Georgetown section of the District of Columbia, c. 1955. 1970A. Draper Swansong for Rare Bird ix. 78 Let's skip your noshery and I'll take you out for some grub. 1972K. O'Hara Company of St George xiii. 118 The place I'm thinking of for lunch..has the reputation of a very superior noshery. 1975Spectator 11 Jan. 36/1 A chain of nosheries have just sent out a drinks guide that shows sherry in that abominable receptacle known as an ‘Elgin’ or ‘schooner’. |