| LUNCHED | • lunched v. Simple past tense and past participle of lunch. • LUNCH v. to eat a midday meal. |
| LUNCHER | • luncher n. Someone who lunches; someone who eats lunch. • luncher n. One who treats another person to lunch. • LUNCHER n. one who takes lunch. |
| LUNCHES | • lunches n. Plural of lunch. • lunches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of lunch. • LUNCH v. to eat a midday meal. |
| CLUNCHES | • clunches n. Plural of clunch. • clunches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of clunch. • CLUNCH n. a tough clay. |
| GLUNCHED | • GLUNCH v. to frown. |
| GLUNCHES | • GLUNCH v. to frown. |
| LUNCHEON | • luncheon n. A formal meal served in the middle of the day. • luncheon n. (Dated) Any midday meal; lunch. • luncheon n. (Obsolete) A lump of food. |
| LUNCHERS | • lunchers n. Plural of luncher. • LUNCHER n. one who takes lunch. |
| LUNCHEONS | • luncheons n. Plural of luncheon. • LUNCHEON v. (archaic) to take lunch. |
| LUNCHEONED | • luncheoned v. Simple past tense and past participle of luncheon. • LUNCHEON v. (archaic) to take lunch. |
| LUNCHEONING | • luncheoning v. Present participle of luncheon. • LUNCHEON v. (archaic) to take lunch. |
| PRELUNCHEON | • preluncheon adj. Before luncheon. • PRELUNCHEON n. a light meal before lunch. |
| LUNCHEONETTE | • luncheonette n. A small diner or restaurant that serves lunch. • LUNCHEONETTE n. a small restaurant serving light lunches. |
| PRELUNCHEONS | • PRELUNCHEON n. a light meal before lunch. |
| LUNCHEONETTES | • luncheonettes n. Plural of luncheonette. • LUNCHEONETTE n. a small restaurant serving light lunches. |