Corps and Dinner

Corps

Corps noun - The body of people in a profession or field of activity.

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Dinner and corps are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dinner" instead a noun "Corps".

Dinner noun - A large fancy meal often accompanied by ceremony or entertainment.

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Corps and dinner are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Corps" instead a noun "Dinner".

Nearby Words: dinned, dinning

good	good corps	good dinner
full	full corps	full dinner
free	free corps	free dinner
single	single corps	single dinner
Other adjectives: entire, real, diplomatic.

Part II ends with a somewhat happy scene showing the Corleone family sitting around the dinner table, as Michael tells them he is joining the Marine Corps and going off to fight in World War II.

Source: Happy Flashback
The Corleone children waiting for Vito and sitting around the dinner table, as Michael tells them he is joining the Marine Corps and going off to fight in World War II and thus bluntly detaching himself from the family business.

Source: Film / The Godfather
In Stephen Colbert's roast of the president at the the Washington Press Corps Dinner, he had a joke about what a maverick John McCain was.

Source: Hilarious In Hindsight / Comedy

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