lunching
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- noun
- /ˈlʌnʧɪŋ/
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- And Lisa felt it was a kind of amputation because, without her daily regimen of shopping, lunching, charity work, and beauty treatments, she was left with too much time on her hands.
- power lunching
Once again, you've joined us at lunch, away from the crew.
- Once again, you've joined us at lunch, away from the crew.
- There's so many people just sitting enjoying taking a lunch break.
- And at the end of lunch, you're kind of smiling saying, God, I just love solving problems.
Examples
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Once again, you've joined us at lunch, away from the crew.
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She's making our lunches for today, salad and then pasta.
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I'm gonna have once a week, if not more, like dinners with my people where we leave the tech outside, which is what we do when we have our lunches as a family.
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The group enjoyed lunching at their favorite restaurant every Sunday.
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Lunching on the terrace, they admired the beautiful view of the park.
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Every weekday at noon, the staff gather for lunching in the break room.
Synonyms
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A meal in the middle of the day
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A time when people eat, for example breakfast or dinner
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A formal meal eaten in the middle of the day
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Morphology
Etymology
Lunching comes from lunch, which is short for the older word luncheon, and that goes back to nuncheon, an old word meaning a small 'noon snack'. So, lunching simply means the act of eating your midday meal.