lunching


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lunch

(lŭnch)
n.
1. A meal eaten at midday.
2. The food provided for a midday meal.
intr.v. lunched, lunch·ing, lunch·es
To eat a midday meal.
Idiom:
out to lunch Slang
Not in touch with the real world; crazy.
[Short for luncheon.]
lunch′er n.
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Noun 1. lunching - the act of eating lunch
eating, feeding - the act of consuming food
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I was lunching immediately on the other side of the forest.'
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Suppose the kindly mist had lifted, and revealed me lunching in the wet on their property, the cousin of the short and lofty letters, the unangenehme Elisabeth!
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They were lunching at Prince's alone, at a small table near the wall.
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