Do you know what it means?
It means a great or delicious meal. The Times says, "English is rich in gluttonous words: tuck, Bacchanalia, bunfights, fleshpots..."
Here's how you use the word in a sentence:
To celebrate your graduation, let's go to a restaurant for a gramaungere.
2 comments:
May be derived from the French for big (grand) eat (meal).
nice post. thanks.
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