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working lunch

working lunch noun: a meal in the middle of the day, typically at lunchtime, during which work is performed or discussed.

Noun

working lunch (plural working lunches)

  1. A meal in the middle of the day, typically at lunchtime, during which work is performed or discussed.

Forms of working lunch

pluralworking lunches

Origin of working lunch

From working + lunch.

Questions about working lunch

What does working lunch mean?
Working lunch means a meal in the middle of the day, typically at lunchtime, during which work is performed or discussed.
What part of speech is working lunch?
Working lunch is a noun.
What is the plural of working lunch?
The plural of working lunch is working lunches.

Words near working lunch in the dictionary

  1. working like a horse
  2. working like a mule
  3. working like a nailer
  4. working like a Trojan
  5. working lives
  6. working lunch
  7. working lunches
  8. working majorities
  9. working majority
  10. working mass
  11. working masses

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