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

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

Lunchner 

Late late lunch and early dinner. Between the times 4-6.

Meet me for lunchner at 5pm.

Lunchner by Zdowran May 15, 2020

Lunchner 

A term of insult used to describe someone who steals your lunch

"Fred you absolute lunchner! You stole my lunch from the breakroom!"

Lunchner by Nixtnoir July 21, 2023

mommy luncher 

A parent who insists on treating their preteen child / children like babies. Specifically meeting with them during team lunches for sports teams their child participates in.

Look at that mommy luncher, she didn't have time to eat her lunch because she was blowing on her 12 year old son's hot chocolate to cool it off and then needed to put dressing on her 14 year old daughter's salad. She may not have enough energy to follow their ski lesson around this afternoon.

mommy luncher by DiscoChuck January 31, 2015

Lunchness

n. a state of wellbeing, usually characterised by positive emotions, ranging from contentment to euphoria. The feeling usually occurs during or after a much-needed midday meal with friends.
interj. Used to express anticipation of the euphoria to follow.

n. ah, that cheeseburger was good. So much lunchness.. :)

n. last summer I had so much lunchness in my life.

interj. A: Let's go to that new restaurant on the corner.

B: Oh lunchness, yes!

Lunchness by bleurb May 23, 2011

Luncher

1960's term for blue collar laborers (they typically worked at a packing house, or on the line at a factory) who were often spotted in greasy diners hunched over their food. Typically they wore dark pants, white socks and sensible dark work shoes.

Did you check out those creepy Lunchers at Dottie's Diner today?

Luncher by littlewing043 March 23, 2013