dinner wagon (diner wagon)

A set of light shelves, as a dumb-waiter, usually mounted on casters and easily movable, for the service of a dining-room. Compare dumb - waiter. dinnery (din'er-i), a. [ I... disliked the dinnery atmosphere of the salle à Mrs. Gaskell , Curious if True. manger. dinnle (din'nl), v. i.; pret. and pp. dinnled , ppr. dinnling. [Sc.: see dindlel .] 1. Same as dle1.-2. To make a great noise. The dinlin drums alarm our ears, The sergeant screeches fu' loud. II. n. One of the Dinocerata . Dino flag ell at a (din-ō-flaj-e-la'tä), n. pl. [NL., neut. pl. of dino flag ell at us: see dinoflagellate.] Those flagellate infusorians commonly called Cilioflagellata (which see). The name was given because the structure before regarded as a girdle of cilia seemed to be a second flagellum lying in the transverse groove which nearly all these infusorians po e in addition to the longitudinal one. The Dino flag ell at a are named as a cla , and divided into Adinida and Dinifera. Bütschli.