- n.The buffet, (train) eating counters (station) snack bar
- v.... Play to play to; ... Push the claw
- adj.Fast-food style
- WebCommissary; cold, restaurant
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- Mr. Walker gave him a buffet in the ribs with his fist.
Source: A. P. Herbert - Calamities go on having a buffet at us.
Source: S. T. Warner - As the crowd pressed past him, he was buffeted mercilessly from side to side.
Source: O. Manning - The train, buffeted by wind, was swaying over the steel lattice of a bridge.
Source: B. Bainbridge
