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  • 1eat/have someone or something for lunch — (or eat someone s or something s lunch) US informal : to defeat someone or something very badly The big hardware chain was eating the local store s lunch. [=the big chain was taking a lot of business from the local store] • • • Main Entry: ↑lunch …

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  • 2Meat Me for Lunch — Infobox Television episode Title = Meat Me for Lunch Series = Happy Tree Friends Caption = Lifty and Shifty are about to learn that crime doesn t pay Season = 1 Episode = 20 Airdate = ? Production = 119 Writer = Mark Fiorenza Warren Graff Rhode… …

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  • 3Lunch — For the album by UK band Audience, see Lunch (album). Part of a series on Meals …

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  • 4lunch — [lʌntʆ] noun [countable] 1. a meal eaten in the middle of the day: • facilities for conferences and private business lunches (= when business people go to lunch to discuss things or entertain customers ) • He has working lunches (= when …

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  • 5lunch hour — or lunchˈtime noun 1. The time of, or time allotted to, lunch 2. An interval allowed for lunch • • • Main Entry: ↑lunch * * * lunch hour UK US noun [countable] [singular …

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  • 6Lunch Box (film) — Lunch Box Poster for Lunch Box (2004) under its original theatrical release as Mature Woman: Rutting Ball Play Directed by Shinji Imaoka …

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  • 7lunch box — or lunchˈbox noun 1. A box or container in which one carries, esp to work, sandwiches, etc for lunch 2. A man s genitalia (slang) • • • Main Entry: ↑lunch …

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  • 8lunch box — lunch boxes also lunchbox N COUNT A lunch box is a small container with a lid. You put food such as sandwiches in it to eat for lunch at work or at school …

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  • 9lunch counter — lunch .counter n old fashioned a place that serves simple meals for lunch, or a small restaurant that is only open at lunchtime …

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  • 10lunch — lunch1 W2S1 [lʌntʃ] n [U and C] [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: luncheon] 1.) a meal eaten in the middle of the day ▪ What s for lunch ? ▪ She ate a small lunch before the meeting. ▪ Perhaps we could have lunch before you go. ▪ I think I ll have soup… …

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