lunch hour

Also called: lunch break a break in the middle of the working day, usually of one hour, during which lunch may be eaten

Also called: lunch time the time at which lunch is usually eaten

Words nearby lunch hour

Today is session three of the five-week lunch-hour course, “Meditation in Everyday Life,” at the New York Shambhala Center.

Meditation Teacher Lodro Rinzler Rebrands Buddhism to Deal with Drinking and Sex |Allison Yarrow |February 11, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
Whenever possible during the lunch-hour rush, Jane stopped to smile and talk to the child.

Foundling on Venus |John de Courcy
Her exemptions and privileges, her patronizing remarks, formed an exhaustless subject of conversation at the lunch-hour.

A Collection of Stories, Reviews and Essays |Willa Cather
Even at lunch-hour Una could not come to much understanding with the girls of the commercial college.

The Job |Sinclair Lewis

The artillery, which had been booming in a desultory way all morning, had of course stopped during the lunch-hour.

Over the Front in an Aeroplane and Scenes Inside the French and Flemish Trenches |Ralph Pulitzer
Even the hospitality of the genial host seems to end—with the ending of the lunch-hour.

The Personality of American Cities |Edward Hungerford