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Discover LudwigThe phrase "lunch pail" is a correct and commonly used term in written English.
It refers to a container or bag used to carry one's lunch to school, work, or other outings. Example: Sarah packed her sandwich and fruit in her trusty lunch pail before heading off to work.
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lunch pail
noun
A lunchbox (container).
Exact(36)
She sits on the street and hugs her lunch pail.
What kind of idiot puts a casserole in a lunch pail?
Pattison remembered how Ohno always carried a lunch pail filled with juice, fruits and vegetables.
The team began carrying a battered lunch pail to each game, symbolizing its work ethic.
Granny Lin sits on the street and hugs the lunch pail to herself.
She had a lunch pail of dollar bills next to her.
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We're a blue- collar, lunch-pail team.
Re "The Lunch-Pail Guy Behind the Plate" (Dec.
We're just kind of that blue-collar, lunch-pail team".
"I call them the lunch-pail kids," Moulton said.
The Knicks loved Lee for his lunch-pail persona and promoted it to the hilt.
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