power lunch
power lunch noun: a working lunch at which bosses make business decisions or hold important discussions.
Noun
power lunch (plural power lunches)
- A working lunch at which bosses make business decisions or hold important discussions.
- Difficult as it is to recollect today, tiki was a highbrow phenomenon: Trader Vic’s in the Washington, D.C., Hilton, for instance, became a famed venue for mid-century power lunches.2011 October 3, Wayne Curtis, “From Tiki to Tacky—and Back”, in The Atlantic
Forms of power lunch
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Origin of power lunch
Coined by American editor and author Lee Eisenberg in 1979, in the Esquire article America’s Most Powerful Lunch.
Words formed from power lunch
Questions about power lunch
- What does power lunch mean?
- Power lunch means a working lunch at which bosses make business decisions or hold important discussions.
- What part of speech is power lunch?
- Power lunch is a noun.
- What is the plural of power lunch?
- The plural of power lunch is power lunches.
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