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    Synonyms and Definitions

    Use "junket" in a sentence

    junket example sentences

    junket


    1. She felt Tdeshi's hormones prompting her to blow off comfortable old Kulai and run off on an adventure with a dashing manly man, but Ava's sense of duty was going to force Herndon to pay for this junket with his fast boat


    2. sorely missed on his junket with Nick


    3. Their junket was thrown in real Hollywood style!


    4. I did not avail of any such junket, but those who did tell me that Chauhan was the perfect host


    5. off on a preaching junket for the three days and nights that His body was in the tomb is utterly foreign to any Bible


    6. place: in the days of Noah! The idea of the Son of God being off on a preaching junket for the three


    7. a preaching junket for the three days and nights that His body was in the


    8. on a preaching junket for the three days and nights that His body was in the tomb is utterly foreign to


    9. ' The word 'when' is an adverb of time that tells when the action took place: in the days of Noah! The idea of the Son of God being off on a preaching junket for the three days and nights that His body was in the tomb is utterly foreign to any Bible teaching! If false doctrines had not first brought forth this fanciful idea, this passage would not have been twisted to support the error


    10. It was a junket, he’d admitted

    11. ‘Will you have some junket? Masha, pass us some junket or raspberries


    12. Having eaten some junket and lighted a cigarette, he came back to the discussion


    13. "Will you have some junket? Masha, pass us some junket or raspberries


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    Synonyms for "junket"

    junket excursion expedition jaunt outing pleasure trip sashay banquet feast junketeer

    "junket" definitions

    dessert made of sweetened milk coagulated with rennet


    a journey taken for pleasure


    a trip taken by an official at public expense


    go on a pleasure trip


    provide a feast or banquet for


    partake in a feast or banquet