What is a cantine?

A usually metal container for carrying drinking water, as on a hike. 5. a. A box with compartments for carrying cooking gear and eating utensils. b. A soldier’s mess kit. 6. Chiefly British A box used to store silverware. [French cantine, from Italian cantina, wine cellar .] American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

What are the hours of operation for Cantine’s?

SEE MENU & ORDER Hours Monday – Thursday, Noon – Midnight Friday – Saturday, Noon – 1am Sunday Brunch 11am-3pm Sunday 3pm-11pm (440) 877-9399 [email protected] Dine with Us

What is the origin of the word canteen?

From French cantine, from Italian cantina, which is either from Gaulish or a derivation of Latin canto (“corner”), denoting the location for liquor storage. She lifted her canteen and allowed herself a swallow of the tepid water. Two took his canteen and rose.

What is a canteen box?

(chiefly british) A box used to store silverware. The definition of a canteen is a place where food is provided in a military camp, college or other organization, or a small container for holding drinking liquids. A cafeteria in college where all the kids go to eat is an example of a canteen.