- ONEPM
- Early afternoon hour
- Latish lunchtime
- Time by which I had better have had a second coffee
- 1300, in military time
- Lunch time, sometimes
- Late lunchtime
- Lunchtime
- Lunch time, for some
- Lunchtime for many
- When many lunch hrs. end
- 1300
- Two bells, at sea
- Lunch hr. for some
- Early afternoon hr.
- Latish lunch hr.
- When lunch ends, for some (abbr.)
- Lunchtime ending, for many
- When many a lunch hr. ends
- When lunch ends, maybe
- When lunch hr. ends for many
- A time when the sun is strong
- End of many a lunchtime
- Lunchtime finish, for many
- When many are done with lunch
- When lunch is over, perhaps
- Latish lunch hour
- 1300 hrs., in the military
- End of many a lunch hr.
- Early aft. hour
- Lunch hr. end, often
- Common Sunday NFL game time
- Common lunch hr. end
- Matinee hr.
- Hr. after noon
- Afternoon hr.
- Hr. when the sun is strong
- Hr. for an after-lunch nap, maybe
- What two bells may mean
- Lunch time, perhaps
- Hour after noon
- Lunch hour end, often
- Lunch time, at times
- Popular lunch hr.
- Early afternoon
- 1300 hours
- 1300 hrs.
- An hr. after noon
- An hour after noon: Abbr.
- Particular lunch hr.
- Two bells on the afternoon watch
- Time in D.C. when it's noon in Chicago
- Noon's follower
- Lunchtime time
- Afternoon hour
- Early aft.
- Time set, maybe, after a 7-Down
- Time to get back to work, maybe
- When lunch might end
- Common lunch hr.
- End of lunchtime, often
- When to get back to work, perhaps
- Time for a siesta, perhaps
- Time for a latish lunch
- Time in Tokyo when it's midnight in New York
- End of a lunch hour, maybe
- Two bells, nautically
- Time in New York when it's noon in Chicago
- What takes a toll?
- End of lunch hour, for many
- When lunchtime ends, often
- When to wrap up lunch?
- Time to return from lunch, perhaps
- Time to get back to work, perhaps
- Time in NYC when it's noon in New Orleans
- An hour past noon
- Soap slot, perhaps
- Two bells, to a sailor
- Two bells, to boaters
- Return-from-lunch time, for some
- Time to get back to work, for many
