== Dinner time... == 

 I see you removed the etymology of Dinner claiming there was no evidence that it was derived from disiunare. I wondered about this since the etymology sounds authentic (I thought of the French déjeûner), and I see that OED (or rather the Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology) derives it from "Rom. *disjunare for *disjejunare break one's fast, f. dis- + jejunium fast". Would you object restoring the etymology on this evidence?    

 :What the ODEE is saying with the asterisk is that the word is a "guess" that is completely unattested in texts.  If you examine the RAE (the equivalent dictionary for Spanish), they derive desayunar from Spanish ayunar, and not from a Latin root.  The fact is that no Latin word *disieiuno has ever been found in any Latin texts, so to include that information in the etymology would be to add pure speculation that isn't accepted in most dictionaries.  The OED itself doesn't seem to have this questionable etymology, and other major English language dictionaries don't either.  If you add back some sort of etymology, you should make it clear that even the experts admit it is guesswork with no data to support it.