lunchpail
[luhnch-peyl]
Origin of lunchpail
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Contemporary Examples of lunch-pail
But it was hard to be the party of Wall Street and the party of the lunch-pail at the same time.
Historical Examples of lunch-pail
Lunch-pail and hat went down on the floor as Lanse got rid of them and seized Charlotte's arm.
The Second ViolinGrace S. Richmond
The two boys were content to sit on the railway track, and each ate out of his or her own lunch-pail.
Derrick SterlingKirk Monroe
Derrick took this opportunity to secure his lunch-pail and water-can, which he slung by their chains over his shoulder.
Derrick SterlingKirk Monroe
But just as she flung herself down beside the whip, there came a harsh call from behind her, where the lunch-pail stood.
The Biography of a Prairie GirlEleanor Gates