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doing lunch

doing lunch is the present participle and gerund of do lunch.

Meaning of do lunch

Verb

do lunch (third-person singular simple present does lunch, present participle doing lunch, simple past did lunch, past participle done lunch)

  1. To have a lunchtime meeting, usually at a restaurant.
    • The two women exchanged phone numbers and promised to do lunch. In Sharon's world, a promise to do lunch was not to be taken lightly and after a lengthy phone conversation Sunday evening, she decided that Monday would be a good day to have lunch with their new found friends.2008, Clyde Dowell II, Women Can't Play, page 78

Questions about doing lunch

What is doing lunch the present participle and gerund of?
Doing lunch is the present participle and gerund of do lunch.

Words near doing lunch in the dictionary

  1. doing it
  2. doing it brown
  3. doing it tough
  4. doing it up brown
  5. doing justice
  6. doing lunch
  7. doing more harm than good
  8. doing nothing
  9. doing numbers
  10. doing off
  11. doing one's bit

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