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lunchroom

[luhnch-room, -room] / ˈlʌntʃˌrum, -ˌrʊm /


NOUN
cafeteria
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Teachers cheered as students and parents walked a red carpet from the curb into the school lunchroom, where breakfast was waiting.

From Washington Post

"People are allowed to have discussions with people about political topics on their own time. I'm sure there are people in the lunchroom who talked about Trump versus Biden."

From Fox News

A tech consultant, a custodian and a lunchroom worker are all now protected, as “educators,” from being evicted over rent nonpayment except for a summertime window.

From Seattle Times

“Philando Castile cared deeply about the children he served and the children loved Mr. Phil right back,” said Ellison, calling Castile a “hero” in his lunchroom.

From Seattle Times

He wasn’t in the school lunchroom to hear President Franklin D. Roosevelt ask Congress to declare war on Japan.

From Washington Post