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- adjective After
lunch .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Roslyn had come during the postlunch lull, so the waitresses that had been working were in the alley behind the restaurant taking a long smoke break and eating their own dinner.
Venom Jennifer Estep 2010
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Roslyn had come during the postlunch lull, so the waitresses that had been working were in the alley behind the restaurant taking a long smoke break and eating their own dinner.
Venom Jennifer Estep 2010
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Roslyn had come during the postlunch lull, so the waitresses that had been working were in the alley behind the restaurant taking a long smoke break and eating their own dinner.
Venom Jennifer Estep 2010
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Scientists call it the postprandial dip, the postlunch dip, or the secondary sleep gate.
You: On a Diet Michael F. Roizen 2009
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Scientists call it the postprandial dip, the postlunch dip, or the secondary sleep gate.
You: On a Diet Michael F. Roizen 2009
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Scientists call it the postprandial dip, the postlunch dip, or the secondary sleep gate.
You: On a Diet Michael F. Roizen 2009
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Mr. Boies, however, says that the statement by Mr. Weinstein, and another the suit cites from a Weinstein agent in a postlunch email, didn't relate to a right of first refusal.
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In "The Luncheon of the Boating Party" (1881), with its strong strokes and brash impasto, the patrons of a lakeside brasserie are caught in postlunch bliss.
Scene Stealer 2007
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As it was postlunch and predinner, the diner was only half filled.
Honeymoon Patterson, James 2005
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Ms. Ramos said there was some apprehension, but teachers quickly worked brushing into the postlunch routine.
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