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greasy spoon
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greasy spoon
n. Slang
A small, inexpensive, often unsanitary restaurant.

greasy spoon
n
(Cookery) Slang a small, cheap, and often unsanitary restaurant, usually specializing in fried foods
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Noun1.greasy spoon - a small restaurant specializing in short-order fried foods
eatery, eating house, eating place, restaurant - a building where people go to eat
Translations
greasy spoon (café)
n (pej inf)billiges Fresslokal (pej inf)


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DOWNTOWN'S expense account restaurants and greasy spoons, different as they might be, used to have one thing in common: diners didn't hang around much after they ate.
But eating in Idyllwild has definitely moved beyond your typical mountain-village greasy spoons.
Romantic, that is, if fast food and greasy spoons make your heart sing: a third of respondents plan to spend less than $10, and over half plan on less than $30.
 
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