luncher

I could describe every chair, table, luncher here copiously, freely.

That gives them time to memorize your name and realize that you are a serious luncher.

What's more, the food fits the bill for the average hyperkinetic luncher: light, fresh and undemanding.

One Ratner's luncher offered her own beef about the redone dairy den.

Gary moved down the bar and served an early luncher and two early drinkers.

Puds were designed for the luxury luncher who is in no great rush, but isn't going to waste time on sorbet.

Some previous luncher had left the lunch edition of the evening paper on a chair, and, waiting to be served, I began idly reading the headlines.

A dubious extra feature for the power luncher is the food, which is so drab it never distracts from the task at hand.

Not this luncher.

Was the original purchaser of this vehicle an early luncher or a late luncher?

The Luncher Out.

At Lancing he was a contemporary and close friend of Evelyn Waugh, and known as "Luncher".

They had 11 SMG, three Rocket Luncher and three grenade firing rifles.

What, I asked myself, but the commuter husband, lover, worker, the quick luncher, juggling hour, Benzedrine, Nembutal, bank balances, and budgets?

LEAD: Menchanko-Tei Menchanko-Tei Japanese noodle parlors, of which there are dozens in midtown Manhattan alone, are ideal for the rushed dip-and-run luncher.

Typically, this is a watery preparation which the luncher cups in his hand as it is poured onto his plate and drinks it before mixing a small portion of his rice with it to eat at the end of the meal.

The indecisive luncher is not the only woman behaving strangely on the streets and trains and in the restaurants and shopping malls of Britain on "Three Non-Blondes," a comedy series that has its BBC America premiere on Sunday night.

With regard to the restaurant at Charenton, M. Boirac would be a well-dressed and striking luncher at a place in such LEFARGE HUNTS ALONE 201 a locality, and would therefore undoubtedly have been specially noticed.