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cafeteria-style

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caf·e·te·ri·a-style (kf-tîr--stl)
adj.
1. Arranged in the manner of a cafeteria.
2. Designed in such a way that one may select from a group or assortment only those things deemed desirable: a cafeteria-style benefit program.
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Another diner chose the "one meat, two veggie" plate of fork-tender shreds of roast beef, fresh and still slightly crisp green beans and fluffy mashed potatoes from the cafeteria-style buffet.
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