(US, dated, chiefly, eastern, _, Pennsylvania) A lunchbox.
(US, dated, chiefly, eastern, _, Pennsylvania) A lunchbox.
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(US) A lunchbox shaped more or less like a bucket with a handle.
A container for transporting meals, especially lunch.
(US) A little restaurant that serves lunch.
An American term for a small, informal restaurant or lunch counter that serves light meals — smaller and more casual than a full restaurant. The diminutive '-ette' suffix signals its modest scale. Part of a family of '-ette' diminutive establishments (kitchenette, dinette) common in American English for describing small-scale domestic or commercial spaces.
(US, dated) A cafeteria where lunch is served.