lunch hour

noun

1. Also calledlunch break a break in the middle of the working day, usually of one hour, during which lunch may be eaten
2. Also calledlunch time the time at which lunch is usually eaten

Example Sentences

Dozens of protesters, including clergy members and laypeople from different Christian denominations, peacefully occupied the cafeteria at peak lunch hour, chanting and singing to demand a permanent cease-fire in Gaza and an end to U.S. arms transfers to Israel.

From New York Times

Punchy, diverting, varied, it’s a perfect pick-me-up for your lunch hour.

From New York Times

The threats followed “some fights during or near lunch hour” last week at the school, according to a letter posted on Instagram Saturday by Riverside Unified School District Supt.

From Los Angeles Times

And despite how personally soothing a fan may find a game of Pokémon Go on their lunch hour, the root of the Pokémon brand has always been a competitive video game where people must collect, train and then battle Pokémon to advance in the world’s hierarchy.

From New York Times

Of course, lunch hour isn’t just about eating — other parts of the body must be tended to, too, so down the block from Whole Foods, a string of businesses will wax the brows, extend the hair and lashes, and manicure the nails of the area’s daytime population.

From Seattle Times