luncher
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- noun
- /ˈlʌnʧər/
- You are not a free-luncher if you avoid taxes that deliver free lunches to others.
- power lunchers
Examples
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You are not a free-luncher merely because you receive a check from the government.
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"You only become a free-luncher if the taxes you avoid support services from which you benefit.
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You are a free-luncher if you receive a check from the government you did nothing to earn.
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Well, that opinion amounts to a redefinition of "free luncher."
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Someone who works for the government, unless that work is make-work with no economic value, is not a free-luncher.
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Lunchers, I was shocked and happily surprised at the deals at Boomer Esiason's new bar in Times Square.
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"Whether receiving a check or substantially reducing your tax liability through credits and exemptions, you're still a free-luncher in my opinion, which is what you hate most."
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The lunchers at the cafe enjoy a variety of salads and sandwiches every day.
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As a regular luncher at the park, he always meets his friends at noon.
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Due to the office's strict lunch break, the lunchers often rush to finish their meals.
Synonyms
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A person who is eating a meal, often in a restaurant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word luncher comes from lunch, a short form of luncheon, which once meant a small meal at 'noon'. So a luncher is simply someone who eats lunch, or who regularly eats lunch in a certain place or way.