Definition
French for "at the home of," used to make any establishment sound infinitely more sophisticated than it actually is. Slap this in front of any name and suddenly your food truck becomes an intimate dining experience. It's the linguistic equivalent of putting a white tablecloth on a card table.
Example Usage
Dinner at Chez Bob sounds elegant until you realize it's just Bob's garage with folding chairs and a hot plate.
Source: Common culinary terminology
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See “chez” in Corporate Speak, Gen-Z Slang, Pirate Speak, and more.
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