0 the way you eat your food, or the socially acceptable way to eat your food, especially when eating a meal with others:
Furthermore, it is the pilgrims who commit a breach of table manners.
Aristocrats were to dress well, practice good table manners and participate in tournaments.
Based on that, we expected more variation in "conventions" such as table manners, personal issues, and rules on language and language use.
The modified system was more elaborated with reference to different social rules, distinguishing among moral rules, prudential rules, personal issues, and table manners.
He still drops his "aitches," and his table manners leave much to be desired, despite his nice house.
They studied proper table manners.
Even her table manners were unprofessorial.
The other subgroups of behavioral norms addressed in the study are personal issues (issues that entail personal choice and preferences regarding clothes, friends, activities, etc.), and table manners.
