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Stopping for lunch in a town you don't want to spend a night in, usually to avoid family, to get together with people while traveling in between 2 towns.
We took the train from New York to Philadelphia, for a lunchover with friends, picked up a rental car and then drove to Atlantic City, successfully avoiding succumbing to familial guilt.
Lunchover by ChipsyMac July 27, 2013

Lunchovers

The leftovers from dinner that you take to work for lunch.
My lunchovers today consist of Chicken Parm and a Greek salad.
Lunchovers by Small Memer June 28, 2016

Lunchner 

luhnch-ner

–noun
1. a heavy midafternoon meal between lunch and dinner, typically enjoyed on weekends

origin - made popular in the 2010s in London. Has since taken on a global following.

Benefits - allows the diner to enjoy an extravagant feast whilst removing the downside. Because lunchner replaces both lunch and dinner, it saves time, reduces net calorie intake and leaves one with a lighter stomach before bedtime.
Jack's been pouring over the spreadsheets all afternoon, building up an appetite for lunchner!
Lunchner by DelightTeam November 3, 2010

lunchboxer 

A lunchboxer is a guy who brings a lunch to work with him that his wife lovingly prepared for him with his favorite foods. A lunchboxer is usually a more mature knowledgeable worker in contrast to the generation x worker who eats week old dog food out of the vending machine in the truckers lounge just so his wife can get 10 more minutes of sleep.
Old Schooler: "This sure is a good salami and swiss sandwich that my wife packed me today!"

Irish Kid: " Oh quit being such a lunchboxer and showing off. I have to eat another one of these "Paulaburgers" because they are the only items left in the machine again!"
lunchboxer by Petergozinya June 10, 2009

Lunchinner 

The meal that you have at 4-6 pm, technically not lunch, nor dinner. It's a meal with real food, so not afternoon tea either.
'Hey I woke up at noon and only had a coffee so far, wanna grab a lunchinner?' 'Sounds good, I have to finish it before my 6pm class though.'
Lunchinner by Elaineeeee April 16, 2018

lunchner 

When you buy lunch to have enough left over for dinner.
We always have lunchner at Nappy Or Not.
lunchner by nappyornot November 10, 2015
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Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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