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lunchwagon

lunchwagon noun: a small mobile vehicle that is outfitted to prepare, sell, or serve light meals and snacks to the public.

Noun

lunchwagon (plural lunchwagons)

  1. A small mobile vehicle that is outfitted to prepare, sell, or serve light meals and snacks to the public.
    • In 1928 after Art Cassidy left the restaurant business, his old lunchwagon rested in a lot on East Center Street in Lee. Neighborhood kids pretended it was a Pullman car.1978, Florence Consolati, See All the People, Or, Life in Lee, page 154
    • Oehm suggested that he might have seen Tudisco if he went outside to a lunchwagon for a cup of coffee.1990, United States, National Labor Relations Board, Decisions and Orders of the National Labor Relations Board, page 1063

Synonyms of lunchwagon

Forms of lunchwagon

plurallunchwagons

Questions about lunchwagon

What does lunchwagon mean?
Lunchwagon means a small mobile vehicle that is outfitted to prepare, sell, or serve light meals and snacks to the public.
What part of speech is lunchwagon?
Lunchwagon is a noun.
What is the plural of lunchwagon?
The plural of lunchwagon is lunchwagons.

Words near lunchwagon in the dictionary

  1. lunchrooms
  2. lunchtime
  3. lunchtime abortion
  4. lunchtime abortions
  5. lunchtimes
  6. lunchwagon
  7. lunchwagons
  8. lunchwards
  9. lunchware
  10. Luncoiu de Jos
  11. Lund

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