luncheon club
Britishnoun
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social welfare (in Britain) an arrangement or organization for serving hot midday meals for a small charge to old people in clubs or daycentres
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a society or group of people who meet regularly for an organized lunch
a ladies' luncheon club
Example Sentences
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During her cooking career, Clarissa ran her own catering business, worked on a yacht in the Caribbean and served 60 meals a day at her London luncheon club.
From BBC • Mar. 17, 2014
Last week the Duquesne Club busily tried to prove to a Pittsburgh Federal judge that all of these activities added up to nothing more than the normal functions of a businessmen's luncheon club.
From Time Magazine Archive
For those who take the elevator to the members' luncheon club above the high ceiling there is a bronze reminder of the daily battle: a bear & bull locked in bloody struggle.*
From Time Magazine Archive
There would be a businessmen's luncheon club, but to reach it, businessmen would have to go through the art museum.
From Time Magazine Archive
Caruso got fined for his reply, and with the tinkle of coins in the luncheon club kitty the men dispersed.
From The Invaders by Ferris, Benjamin
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