trencher mate
The term "trencher mate" is rooted in historical dining practices, where sharing a meal was a significant social activity.
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Definition
C2Historical
(archaic)A person with whom one shares meals.
Example
- In medieval times, a trencher mate was often a close companion at feasts.
C2Historical
(archaic, negative)Someone who habitually takes advantage of another's hospitality without reciprocating.
Example
- He was known as a trencher mate, always showing up uninvited to dine.
Similar
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