Meal Terminology

noun a main meal eaten in the evening or at midday

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• The host prepared a lavish dinner for all the guests.
• Let's grab some dinner before the movie starts.
• I'm so hungry, let's chow down on some dinner.
• The negotiations were like a dinner party, with each side trying to get a taste of what they wanted.

noun a formal lunch or midday meal

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• The luncheon hosted by the company was a sophisticated affair with a three-course meal.
• I heard there's going to be a luncheon at the office tomorrow, free food for everyone!
• Let's ditch the boring luncheon and grab some burgers instead.
• The luncheon of ideas at the conference sparked creativity among the attendees.

noun a meal that is a combination of lunch and supper

• The concept of 'lupper' as a meal between lunch and supper is gaining popularity in some cultures.
• Let's grab some lupper before heading home for the day.
• I'm craving some lupper, wanna join me?
• In the hustle and bustle of the city, time seems to blur into a continuous lupper of activities.

noun A meal that combines lunch and dinner, typically eaten in the late afternoon or early evening.

• The lunner meeting will be held in the conference room at 1 PM.
• Let's grab some lunner at that new cafe down the street.
• I'm starving, let's go get some lunner ASAP.
• The project deadline is looming, we need to have a lunner session to brainstorm ideas.