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dine off

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dine off something
to make a meal of something; to make many meals of something. Do you think we can dine off the leg of lamb for more than one meal? I hope we dine off the turkey only one more time.
See also: dine


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All members of the group taking part in the promotion must dine off the main restaurant menu all together at the same time on the same day.
30pm Friday and Saturday) If you wish to dine off fine Welsh black beef and Welsh lamb, local fish, chicken and fresh vegetables all home-cooked, this is the place for you.
He cannot dine off a winning penalty against England any longer.
 
 
 
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