luncher
one who often enjoys eating lunch at a cafe or park during a lunch break while at work.
the lunchers enjoyed the restraunt
the meal between lunch and dinner.
jessica and i went to red lobster for luncher, it was great!
one who often enjoys eating lunch at a cafe or park during a lunch break while at work.
the lunchers enjoyed the restraunt
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?
wtf is it?
wtf is luncher?
a luncher is someone dat is trippin, fakin or actin stupid.
“man…dat girl is a straight luncher”
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