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| jun·ket [ júngkət ] |
noun (plural jun·kets) |
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1. expense-paid trip: a trip taken at somebody else's expense, especially one taken by a politician at public expense
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2. entertainment: an outing, excursion, or party of any kind
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3. set milk dessert: a dessert made from milk that has been set with rennet
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verb (past and past participle jun·ket·ed, present participle jun·ket·ing, 3rd person present singular jun·kets) |
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1. transitive and intransitive verb hold party: to hold a party or entertain somebody with a party
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2. intransitive verb have expense-paid trip: to go on an expense-paid trip, especially one paid for with public money
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| [14th century. < French jonquette< jonc "rush (plant)" < Latin juncus] |
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  jun·ket·er noun |
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