nunchion (Meaning)
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nunchion (v. i.)
A portion of food taken at or after noon, usually between full meals; a luncheon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nunchion
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nunchion Sentence Examples
- The weary hikers stopped for a nunchion of cheese and bread amidst the towering peaks.
- The office worker popped out for a nunchion of sushi to break the monotony of the afternoon.
- The children scampered into the park, their nunchions of sandwiches and fruit in tow.
- The librarian enjoyed a leisurely nunchion of tea and crumpets in the quiet reading nook.
- The starving traveler gratefully accepted the stranger's offer of a nunchion of dried meat and water.
- The couple shared a romantic nunchion of champagne and oysters at sunset.
- The students huddled together in the cafeteria for a nunchion of pizza and soft drinks.
- The baker prepared a delicious nunchion of freshly baked pastries for the morning commuters.
- The nunchion was a welcome break from the long road trip, giving the weary drivers a chance to rest and refuel.
- The villagers gathered in the town square for a nunchion of grilled fish and local delicacies.
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A portion of food taken at or after noon, usually between full meals; a luncheon.
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The weary hikers stopped for a nunchion of cheese and bread amidst the towering peaks.
The office worker popped out for a nunchion of sushi to break the monotony of the afternoon.
The children scampered into the park, their nunchions of sandwiches and fruit in tow.
The librarian enjoyed a leisurely nunchion of tea and crumpets in the quiet reading nook.
