lunchtime
Noun
Meaning
the customary or habitual hour for eating lunch
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he observed a regular lunchtime
An interactive Q&A session will also take place each lunchtime with a special guest and ticket-holders will be able to vote for awards including RHS Chelsea plant of the decade and RHS Chelsea product of the year.
Before his flight to Istanbul on Tuesday lunchtime, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s worrying lack of consistency.
And England is a country where you can wake up in the morning and by lunchtime you can be at the other end of the country, it helps.
All our children in Fife have been made fully aware of how they are expected to behave when outside the school at lunchtime, particularly during this time.”
At lunchtime on Oct. 28, Colleen Cargill was in the cancer center at the University of Vermont Medical Center, preparing patients for their chemotherapy infusions.