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Used primarily by students who are a part of the Sheil community | Used primarily by students who are a part of the Sheil community. Some non-Catholic students have heard of this event but most have never used the phrase.<ref>I conducted an informal survey of students, some of whom were involved with Sheil and some of whom were not.</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 19:36, 16 March 2014
Do you use "Cheap Lunch"?
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There were 5 votes since the poll was created on 10:23, 10 March 2014.
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Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
[cheep lunch]
Definition
An event hosted by Sheil Catholic Center most weeks throughout the quarter. On Wednesdays at noon, students can go to Sheil to buy lunch for $2. Lunches typically consist of hot dogs, Boca burgers, or other grilled food, along with chips, pop, and dessert.[1]
Example Sentences
"Today is the last Cheap Lunch of the quarter."
"Are you going to Cheap Lunch today?"
Context Label
Used primarily by students who are a part of the Sheil community. Some non-Catholic students have heard of this event but most have never used the phrase.[2]
