Lunch

What do we mean by lunch?

A meal eaten at midday. noun

The food provided for a midday meal. noun

To eat a midday meal. intransitive verb

(out to lunch) Not in touch with the real world; crazy. idiom

A large lump or piece, as of bread. noun

A slight repast or meal between breakfast and dinner, or, as formerly, between dinner and supper, or between dinner or supper and bedtime; luncheon. noun

To take a lunch or luncheon.

A luncheon; specifically, a light repast between breakfast and dinner, most commonly about noontime. noun

To take luncheon. intransitive verb

A light meal usually eaten around midday, notably when not as main meal of the day. noun

A break in play between the first and second sessions. noun

Any small meal, especially one eaten at a social gathering. noun

To eat lunch. verb

Take the midday meal verb

A midday meal noun

Provide a midday meal for verb

A light meal usually eaten around midday, notably when not as main meal of the day.

A break in play between the first and second sessions.

(Minnesota) Any small meal, especially one eaten at a social gathering.

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Food you eat at noon Urban Dictionary

Synonym for marihuana. Urban Dictionary

1. The second meal of the day, except for college students where it's the first meal of the day. 2. The mid-day break from the work place (usually 60 minutes), though sometimes used for work-related social interactions. 3. (out to ~) crazy Urban Dictionary

Its at a time in the day that i forgot Urban Dictionary

1) noun: the second meal of the day usual taken around noon. 2) he word I type when I am thinking luck. Urban Dictionary

A magical time which can usually occur between 11-3pm. Or If your at school can occur from the ungodly hours of 9 -12. You eat stuff. Oh, and some douchebag may steal your food while you're not looking. Urban Dictionary

Lunch is the loneliest meal of the day. Breakfast comes first, and that is good in bed. Dinner comes after, and is also good in bed. Lunch is just alone in the middle. And don't even think about lunch and a movie, a movie is only good with dinner. Urban Dictionary

Any type of alcohol, used to descibe a drinking session Urban Dictionary

Verb; to lunch ,catastrophic destruction of a mechanical component. Used in automotive, racing and aviation to indicate destruction of a mechanical component. Adj: Lunched ; destroyed Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to lunch:
lunch, launch, punch, lurch, bunch, hunch, munch, lynch, gunch, clunch, glunch, linch, runch, dunch, lanch, unch, luch, luach, nunch.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word lunch:
seq, yielding, smashing, meals, dinner, runaway, migrant, breakfast, poverty, federally, gifted, sandwiches, nutrition, pupils, ratio, meal, snacks, cafeteria, mandates, snack, diner, eligible, equals, homeless, counter, employed, menu, expectations, eat, statewide, milk, noon, sandwich, automatically, afternoon, teacher, boxes, additionally, soup, dishes, break, breaks, shall, accordance, eaten, restaurant, dining, partially, student, funded, prohibition, healthy, federal, attending, dish, hour, jersey, tea, bread, families, monthly, establish, foods, kids, meat, identified, percent, pension, chicken, report, students, eating, meeting, finishing, school, elementary, request, rank, enrollment, guests, rice, due, evening, obama, price, pennsylvania, family, box, children, designated, food, median, level.

Words that rhyme with lunch:
punch, crunch, bunch, hunch, munch, gunch, brunch, scrunch, squinch, clunch, glunch, skinch, trunch, runch, bunche, counterpunch, quinch, fruit punch, credit crunch, rabbit punch, sunday punch, knockout punch, center punch, ko punch, milk punch, fish house punch.

Adjectives that are often used to describe lunch:
free, good, late, light, quick, early, own, hot, nice, long, little, excellent, big, cold, delicious, packed, leisurely, after, simple, hearty, pleasant, hasty, hour, fine, quiet, wonderful, heavy, sumptuous, hurried, school, substantial, pre, usual, lovely, daily, post, informal, delightful, cooked, huge, regular, frugal, prepared, typical, decent, morning, splendid, martini, favorite, healthy, occasional, tasty, expensive, price, cheap, elaborate, weekly, vegetarian, brown, casual, picnic, day, liquid, elegant, nutritious, enormous, brief, modest, solitary, warm, lavish, meager, minute, celebratory, balanced.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective lunch:
time, hour, break, room, hours, period, items, counter, periods, money, box, tomorrow, rooms, sandwiches, meat, menu, times, buffet, parties, wagon, fare, stop, camp, program, service, party, averages, meeting, today, notes, date, recess, poems, features, bag, noon, basket, cloths, conversation, spots, lessee, table, dinner, suggestions, height, allowance, soup, business, selections, duty, salad, roll, talk, burgers, baskets, past, supervision, salads, tickets, dishes, bucket, rush, pail, schedule, car, yesterday, interval, preparation, cheese, crowd, bell, sales, facilities, crowds, counters, traffic, turnover.

Consonant match to lunch:
launch, lynch, linch, lanch, lancz, lentsch.

Words that sound like lunch:
lunch, lynch, linch, launch, lunge, lanch, linge, lany, lanae, lounge, luch, lunt, longe, lun, lunn, luncher, luns, lunched, clunch, luhn, lunz, glunch, lanao, hunch, lenny, lennie, leonie, leny, linnie, linney, linie, lenni, lens, lin, lent, lynn, lint, flinch, len, lyn, lense, clench, clinch, leno, lynne, lich, lins, lynched, linn, leche, lenz, letch, linz, linh, lince, blench, lenna, linne, linse, flench, lenn, llin, liche, lyncher, lehn, llyn, lehne, lisne, linchi, linns, plench, slinch, looney, loony, loney, loonie, laney, lani, lonnie, lanie, lini, lonny, liney, lanny, loni, luny, leni, leany, lonie, liny, lannie, lawny, luni, lanni, lummy, lummi, loanee, lungie, blanch, alonge.