n.
Eating a meal while driving.
Example Citation:
"Dashboard dining seems to be a phenomenon of our times. More and more busy people find their car takes the place of the breakfast table."
—Fran Berkoff, "Time to Go Back to Breakfast," The Toronto Sun, August 23, 2000
—Fran Berkoff, "Time to Go Back to Breakfast," The Toronto Sun, August 23, 2000
Earliest Citation:
Ben's Shrimp House—Heaven is a bag of Ben's addictive french-fried shrimp. They're juicy, hot and non-greasy and make dashboard dining a delight."
—Margaret Sheridan, "Banquets on a budget," Chicago Tribune, December 27, 1985
—Margaret Sheridan, "Banquets on a budget," Chicago Tribune, December 27, 1985
Related Words:
auto-eating
background
carbage
carcooning
car-schooling
continuous partial attention
cup-holder cuisine
dashboard drum
deskfast
drive-through cuisine
fast-casual
fast-food cluster
food futurist
grab-and-goer
home meal replacement
hurry sickness
Lexus lane
one-handed food
portafuel
rush minute
slow food
speed scratch
background
carbage
carcooning
car-schooling
continuous partial attention
cup-holder cuisine
dashboard drum
deskfast
drive-through cuisine
fast-casual
fast-food cluster
food futurist
grab-and-goer
home meal replacement
hurry sickness
Lexus lane
one-handed food
portafuel
rush minute
slow food
speed scratch
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