Similar words: each time, high time, lunch, luncheon, from time to time, yachting, time and time again, prime time. Meaning: n. the customary or habitual hour for eating lunch.
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181. She told me that Xiao Wu had rung me twice since lunchtime.
182. When a carload of friends arrived at lunchtime, Mother invited them to share our meal and managed to give everyone a fair portion.
183. The neighbor who came home at lunchtime scattered birdseed on his balcony, and the doves came and cooed.
184. At least one church in the City has had a poor take-up for its redundancy counselling sessions, however. An evangelical church has had almost no attendees at its lunchtime workshops on the recession.
185. During lunchtime, when surveillance tended to be less intense, the Texas 7 subdued nine supervisors, four officers, and three uninvolved inmates.
186. We are not alone: in every sandwich bar at lunchtime there are lines of stressed workers unable to decide between the seasonal turkey-and- stuffing sandwich or chorizo and rocket baguette.
187. At lunchtime we streaked through Elkhorn Slough, a salt marsh reserve near Monterey, where egrets preened and massive sea lions lolled in the mud.
188. We must make sure that this meeting lap over into lunchtime, because we have other arrangements.
More similar words: each time, high time, lunch, luncheon, from time to time, yachting, time and time again, prime time, bunch, punch, hunch, munch, launch, haunch, paunch, crunch, brunch, time, raunchy, staunch, hunched, scrunch, paunchy, unchaste, crunchy, times, punching, crunched, on-time, in time.