Nooner

Pronunciation: /nuːnər/

Definitions of nooner

noun a sexual encounter that takes place during the middle of the day, typically between two people who are not in a committed relationship

Example Sentences

A1 I like to take a short nap during my lunch break, also known as a nooner.

A2 In some cultures, taking a nooner is a common practice to recharge energy for the rest of the day.

B1 After a busy morning at work, I always look forward to my nooner to relax and refresh my mind.

B2 She scheduled a nooner with her colleague to discuss a new project they were working on.

C1 The CEO often takes a nooner to brainstorm new ideas and strategies for the company's growth.

C2 During the nooner meeting, the team came up with innovative solutions to improve efficiency in the workplace.

Examples of nooner in a Sentence

formal The meeting is scheduled for noon, so we will have a short nooner break afterwards.

informal Let's grab a quick nooner at the cafe before heading back to work.

slang I heard they went for a sneaky nooner in the supply closet.

figurative Taking a nooner to rest and recharge can greatly improve productivity in the afternoon.

Grammatical Forms of nooner

• past tense: noonered
• plural: nooners
• comparative: more nooner
• superlative: most nooner
• present tense: nooners
• future tense: will nooner
• perfect tense: have noonered
• continuous tense: is noonering
• singular: nooner
• positive degree: nooner
• infinitive: to nooner
• gerund: noonering
• participle: noonering

Origin and Evolution of nooner

First Known Use: 1950 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'nooner' is believed to have originated in the United States, specifically in informal American English.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a short break or nap taken at noon, the term 'nooner' has evolved to also mean a brief sexual encounter that takes place during the middle of the day.