Lunch is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LUNCH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to eat a midday meal
• eat lunch
• take (someone) out for lunch
• To take luncheon.
• take the midday meal
• provide a midday meal for
NOUN:
• a meal eaten in the middle of the day, typically one that is lighter or less formal than an evening meal
• meal at midday
• A luncheon; specifically, a light repast between breakfast and dinner.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to eat a noonday meal

Words related to LUNCH

dejeune15 dejeuner16 lunched13 luncher12 lunchers13 lunches12 lunching14

Words that contain LUNCH

clunch13 glunch12 lunched13 luncher12 lunches12 clunches15 glunched15 glunches14 lunchbox22 luncheon13 lunchers13 lunching14 prelunch15 glunching16 luncheons14 lunchmeat16 lunchpail16 lunchroom16 lunchtime16 lunchboxes24 lunchbreak21 luncheoned16 lunchmeats17 lunchpails17 lunchrooms17 lunchtimes17 lunchbreaks22 luncheoning17 preluncheon18 luncheonette17 preluncheons19 luncheonettes18

How to use LUNCH in a sentence

• A few minutes afterwards, Seguin arrived, and, repairing to the dining-room, they all sat down to lunch there.
• Two days after she was released and life was getting back to normal, I took a walk during the break between lunch and dinner.
• Until then, too, the populace had watched unbroken series of armed combats, but now they introduced the custom of going out to take lunch in the course of the entertainment.
• Finally came the end of the lunch, and he slowly sipped his coffee.
• Arrangements were begun at once, breakfast ordered, and a light lunch prepared for carrying.
• McBride arrived, asking her if she would spend the day with her at Versailles, as she had asked her husband to do her a favor and lunch with Mr.
• He was gone for several minutes and during that time Adam Adams finished his lunch and took a good look at the room he occupied.
• When the water boiled, we made hot tea, and so came to lunch.
• I sat down at once and wrote begging Oscar to lunch with me the next day alone, as I had something important to say to him.
• Lord Carlisle told her he hardly ever ate lunch, and was not in the least hungry.
• And there were no more eggs in the room to have for lunch.
• The Payleys were the only people in Homeburg who had lunch at noon, and as early as 1900 they ate it from the bare table.
• We had lunch together at a Chinese restaurant, and then, my men having come up, the kind missionaries returned, and I went on alone.
• Here they would take their lunch and feel like true mountaineers.
• He wanted to work, but the hour was a drowsy one, and lunch, so recently eaten, weighed heavily on body and mind.
• A friend in Texas had an old coloured servant, whose faithful dog had been trained to know that just at noon each day he was expected to carry lunch to his master.
• They reached the place where the boat had been tied, and could see where they had eaten their lunch.
• I locked the door of the safe and left him to enjoy his lunch.
• This is Saturday, for she has neither a lunch basket nor a prayer book in that outstretched hand.
• In a couple of hours I will bring you a blanket from the house and a nice warm lunch, and you can be comfortable and safe.

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