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prandial
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pran·di·al  (prnd-l)
adj.
Of or relating to a meal.
[From Latin prandium, late breakfast; see ed- in Indo-European roots.]
prandi·al·ly adv.
prandial [ˈprændɪəl]
adj
(Cookery) Facetious of or relating to a meal
[from Latin prandium meal, luncheon]
prandially  adv
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Adj.1.prandial - of or relating to a meal
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prandial
adj (form, often hum) → Essens-, Tisch-
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