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milk bar
noun
- a simple restaurant, often with an open front, or a counter or booth where milk drinks, sandwiches, etc., are sold.
milk bar
noun
- a snack bar at which milk drinks and light refreshments are served
- (in Australia) a shop selling, in addition to milk, basic provisions and other items
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Word History and Origins
Origin of milk bar1
First recorded in 1930–35
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Example Sentences
He also uncovered documents showing that the men in his company had called him “the milk bar commando” because of his love of milkshakes.
From BBC
But no matter the circumstances, Rwandans say the milk bar is here to stay.
From New York Times
The first milk bar was opened in Warsaw in 1896 by a Polish dairy farmer.
From Washington Post
Before the lockdown, milk bar diners ordered at one window and collected their plates from another.
From New York Times
“Is the milk bar for humans??! For cats? Is this in Clockwork Orange world? Huh?,” he wondered.
From Los Angeles Times
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