Picnic (noun)

1. An outdoor meal, typically involving a basket of food and enjoyed in a pleasant location, such as a park or countryside.
2. A recreational outing or pleasure trip, typically involving a meal eaten outdoors.

Origin:

From french pique-nique, from pique ("pick, peck") + nique ("trifle"), originally denoting a fashionable, frivolous meal to which each guest contributed a dish.

Examples:

1. We went on a picnic to the park and had sandwiches, fruit and wine.
2. The company had a picnic to celebrate the end of the summer.
3. They went on a picnic to the lake and enjoyed the beautiful scenery.
4. The family had a picnic in the countryside and played games.
5. It was a perfect day for a picnic, the sun was shining and the weather was warm.