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nuncheon - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
nuncheon (countable and uncountable, plural nuncheons) (now dialectal, archaic) A drink or light snack taken in the afternoon; a refreshment between meals .
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NUNCHEON Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of NUNCHEON is a light midmorning or midafternoon snack consisting typically of bread, cheese, and beer.
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nuncheon, n. meanings, etymology and more
Now archaic and English regional. c1260– A drink taken in the afternoon; a light refreshment between meals; a snack.
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nuncheon
nuncheon Now dial. (ˈnʌnʃən) Forms: α. 4 nonechenche, nonschonches, 5 -senches; Sc. 4 noynsankys, 5–6 none-, nunschank(i)s. β. 5 noonchyns, -shyns, nonsiens, 6 nunchings, 6–7 nuncions (7 -chions), -tions. γ. 5 noneshyne, 8–9 noonchin(e; 7, 9 noonshun. δ. 6–7 (9) nonchion; 6 nuntion, 7 -cian; 6– nunc...
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Not a typo—I really meant Nuncheon - Random Bits of Fascination
I really meant to write nuncheon–which some suggest was pronounced 'noon-shine'. It was a thing back in the Regency era, but had origins all the way back to ...
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Idiom: Nuncheon | Golden Romance
Nuncheon is a light snack around midmorning or midafternoon—think bread, cheese, cold meats, fruit, or just a drink to quench noonday thirst.
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Munch on, crunch on, nuncheon! - The Grammarphobia Blog
nuncheon” is an actual word—an archaic term that's heard now only in regional dialects in England. It refers to a between-meals snack, not a ...
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Food in Regency England - Luncheon or Nuncheon - Donna Hatch
Furthermore, the Online Etymology Dictionary describes luncheon/nuncheon as: “light repast between mealtimes,” 1650s (lunching; spelling ...
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Word of the month: nuncheon - Anglo-Norman Dictionary
'nuncheon', that is, 'a drink taken in the afternoon; a light refreshment between meals; a snack'. 'Nuncheon' is a word labelled as archaic or regional.
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NUNCHEON definition in American English - Collins Dictionary
An insubstantial snack or form of sustenance consumed in the afternoon.... Click for pronunciations, examples sentences, video.
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nuncheon - Sesquiotica
Yes, a nuncheon is day-drinking between meals. More broadly, it can be any sort of refreshing little snack – a nibble to keep you going. But ...
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C. Anne Wilson
London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson
1994: Luncheon, Nuncheon and Other Meals: eating with the Victorians. Stroud: Sutton (Previous ed. published as: Luncheon, nuncheon and other meals, 1994.)
1998: The Country House Kitchen Garden, 1600-1950: how produce was
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