Associations to the word «Canteen»
Noun
- Hostel
- Cafeteria
- Serviceman
- Ration
- Quart
- Sip
- Snack
- Auditorium
- Classroom
- Catering
- Gymnasium
- Gym
- Dormitory
- Pouch
- Refreshment
- Bayonet
- Binocular
- Grub
- Munition
- Cartridge
- Mouthful
- Mess
- Scabbard
- Saddle
- Lunch
- Strap
- Blanket
- Thirst
- Ymca
- Playground
- Swallow
- Carbine
- Drink
- Hollywood
- Mildred
- Belt
- Toilet
- Flask
- Biscuit
- Harness
- Sandwich
- Daybreak
- Jak
- Chavez
- Coffee
- Campus
- Lab
- Mug
- Storey
- Facility
- Sharpe
- Meal
- Empty
- Refurbishment
- Medic
- Bookstore
- Bakery
- Badminton
- Fill
- Packet
- Compass
- Musket
- Laboratory
- Laundry
- Ammunition
- Bandage
- Clubhouse
- Flashlight
- Café
- Niles
- Wiping
- Gallon
- Workshop
- Shovel
- Turnip
- Water
- Amenity
- Bottle
- Frying
- Pack
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Wiktionary
CANTEEN, noun. A small cafeteria or snack bar, especially one in a military establishment, school, or place of work.
CANTEEN, noun. A temporary or mobile café used in an emergency or on a film location etc.
CANTEEN, noun. A box with compartments for storing eating utensils, silverware etc.
CANTEEN, noun. A military mess kit.
CANTEEN, noun. A water bottle used by a soldier or camper.
CANTEEN CULTURE, noun. (UK) Unofficial beliefs and values held by members of the police force, such as institutional racism.
CANTEEN CUP, noun. (military) (camping) A metal cup which can be nested on the top or under a canteen.
CANTEEN CUPS, noun. Plural of canteen cup
Dictionary definition
CANTEEN, noun. A flask for carrying water; used by soldiers or travelers.
CANTEEN, noun. Sells food and personal items to personnel at an institution or school or camp etc..
CANTEEN, noun. A restaurant outside; often for soldiers or policemen.
CANTEEN, noun. A recreation room in an institution.
CANTEEN, noun. Restaurant in a factory; where workers can eat.
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