Definition
(over) lunch: (at, while eating) a midday meal
Lunch is rarely preceded by an article:
Let's have lunch, it's 1 PM and I'm hungry.
I'm going to lunch now.
Lunch is at 1 PM.
(Let's) get lunch: (Let's) go for a midday meal, eat at noon
- "Anyway, let's go get lunch."
- "Hannah : Icarus, are you coming to lunch?"
- "You were the lunch on a big fish's plate!"
- "Oh yeah, I had tomato ketchup for my lunch."
- "I ate my lunch with Susie Bliss today!"
- "Bruno wants bacon and eggs for lunch today!"
- "Philip : Well Edward, this lunch has certainly been an experience."
- "Voice : Who dares disturb the Illuminati during our lunch break?"
- "Why don't you have Brian make the reservations for you, and we can get started on your speech after lunch?"
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