Luncheon is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LUNCHEON in dictionary:

VERB:
• (archaic) to take lunch
• To take luncheon.
NOUN:
• a midday meal
• a formal lunch, or a formal word for lunch
• A lump of food.
• A portion of food taken at any time except at a regular meal; an informal or light repast, as between breakfast and dinner.
• formal lunch
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a noonday meal

Words related to LUNCHEON

luncheoned16 luncheoning17 luncheons14

Words that contain LUNCHEON

luncheons14 luncheoned16 luncheoning17 preluncheon18 luncheonette17 preluncheons19 luncheonettes18

How to use LUNCHEON in a sentence

• She went out at noon with her luncheon, and found a place upon the stairs, away from the rest, and sat there awhile, with her eyes upon the river, thinking.
• At luncheon she made herself agreeable to everybody, and before the meal was over they all thought her a most delightful old lady with a wonderful stock of good stories.
• A dinner would be all very well, but a luncheon gives so much better chance to the imagination and the intellect.
• And call to Tojiko to put on an extra place for luncheon.
• When they returned to the richer quarter of the town, and especially after luncheon, her spirits revived.
• Here he came into plain view of a company of ladies and gentlemen, who, having witnessed the review, had chosen this delightful spot for luncheon.
• In the street below long lines of cars in front of the hotel denoted the luncheon hour.
• Sylvia got up, filled with a tumult of excited feeling which this simple invitation to luncheon scarcely warranted.
• She quite forgot luncheon, and early afternoon found her on the balcony of the Crillon Hotel, overlooking the Place de la Concorde.
• After luncheon the party sat for a long time on the clean, white sand, laughing and talking gayly.
• Chief Justice Hemingway had luncheon with me to-day, and he came early enough to give me a quiet hour before we went to table with the ladies.
• Oh, the devil! I was there myself at the fatal luncheon, and I know better than anyone else all that happened there.
• Lois found Margaret at home and they had luncheon together.
• Twelve men connected with a large firm in the City of London sit down to luncheon together every day in the same room.
• A drive of nine miles in the heat of a June morning is not undertaken without a sustaining expectation of luncheon at the end of it.
• Luncheon had been arranged for me, he said, but that could not be ready for some hours.
• West, and finished his luncheon, standing up, with Mr.
• There was her little daughter to get off to school with her luncheon.
• Accordingly, soon after luncheon, I set off in the pony-carriage.
• I take off my hat and jacket, smooth my hair, and prepare with some alacrity for luncheon.
• In high good-humor and with a sharp appetite I went in to luncheon.
• He went out to luncheon, and just as he was going into a restaurant some one spoke to him.
• I am going back after luncheon, and you may go with me.
• Near noon, the task finished, he ate luncheon and started toward Chastel.
• But you must find the General and make him come to luncheon.
• The sight of the luncheon called up painful memories of my school days and roused the sleeping lion in my breast.
• To be sure, the cousins were just moving up from the seashore, but they could take down a basket of luncheon, in order to give no trouble, and they need not go into the house.
• So they went off, eating their luncheon as they went, the little boys each with a sandwich in one hand and a piece of cake in the other.

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