dining-halls
Where students eat
Dining-halls is the plural of dining hall, a large room where meals are served to groups of people.
The term typically describes cafeteria-style spaces in schools, universities, military bases, or other institutions: The college dining-halls were packed during lunch hour.
British English often hyphenates the compound; American English usually does not.
Self-service dining facility
- trayShallow portable platform
- buffetSelf-service meal display
- commonsShared community resources
- refectoryInstitutional dining room
canteen · dormitory · campus · seating · capacity · self-service · communal · all-you-can-eat
Mutual goodwill among companions
- mealtimeDesignated eating period
- conversationExchange of spoken ideas
- gatheringCollection of people meeting
- camaraderieGoodwill among companions
community · socializing · freshman · announcements · traditions · grace · rituals · bonding
cafeteria
Self-service dining facility
refectory · canteen · dormitory · campus · seating · capacity · self-service · communal · all-you-can-eat · dishwashing
fellowship
Mutual goodwill among companions
- mealtimeDesignated eating period
- conversationExchange of spoken ideas
- gatheringCollection of people meeting
camaraderie · community · socializing · freshman · announcements · traditions · grace · rituals · bonding · inclusion
benches
Multi-person seats or sidelines
- chandeliersOrnate hanging light fixtures
- portraitsImages of specific people
- panelingInterior wall sheathing
medieval · Hogwarts · Oxford · Cambridge · banners · fireplace · alcoves · dais · college · ceremonial