Dinner and Troupe

Dinner

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

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

Nearby Words: dinned, dinning

Troupe noun - An organized group of stage performers.

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Dinner and troupe are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dinner" instead a noun "Troupe".

Nearby Word: trouper

human	human dinner	human troupe
full	full dinner	full troupe
normal	normal dinner	normal troupe
complete	complete dinner	complete troupe
Other adjectives: small, actual, entire, last, eponymous.

In the book "Monty Python Live," there's a little anecdote about how Scorsese went to dinner with the Monty Python troupe soon after Mean Streets premiered.

Source: One Of Us / Film Nerds
At one point Kaa hypnotizes a troupe of monkeys into becoming his helpless (ahem) dinner guests; later on Mowgli and the wolves kill Shere Khan by a stampede of water-buffalo over him.

Source: Disneyfication
Occurs in the first book in Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events in which the Baudelaires are forced to cook dinner for their horrible guardian Count Olaf and his entire theater troupe.

Source: Why Did You Make Me Hit You?

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