Word Derived From The British Raj For A Light Luncheon Or Snack Crossword Clue

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	noun • a midday meal
	35%	8		White foreign woman in the British Raj
	noun • a woman sahib
	35%	5		Indian soldier in service to the British Raj
	noun • A native soldier of the East Indies, employed in the service of a European colonial power, notably the British India army (first under the British-chartered East India Company, later in the crown colony), but also France and Portugal.

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noun

• A midday meal

verb

• To eat a (light) midday meal or snack.

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	Clue	Source
1	Eponym of a luncheon snack New York Times - 07 Oct 1984	New York Times / 07 Oct 1984
2	Indian soldier in service to the British Raj The Guardian Quick - 17 Jun 2013	The Guardian Quick / 17 Jun 2013
3	Portmanteau word for a meal of breakfast and luncheon combined Telegraph Giant General Knowledge - 25 Feb 2023	Telegraph Giant General Knowledge / 25 Feb 2023
4	Responsible for establishing the British Raj in India
5	Snack derived from no new origin The Guardian Cryptic - 18 Aug 2015	The Guardian Cryptic / 18 Aug 2015
6	Style of furniture popular during the British Raj in India
7	White foreign woman in the British Raj The Guardian Speedy - 15 Nov 2020	The Guardian Speedy / 15 Nov 2020

Luncheon
Food spat out? Quite the opposite!
Indian meal made a difference at home
Indian midday meal
Lunch, in Lancaster
Light (Indian) meal
Quarrel at home making a light meal
Light midday meal
Take some port, if finished lunch
Petty quarrel at home making midday meal

Light meal for Indian pet at home
Midday meal in India
Light midday meal in India
Metal container for one doubly fine light meal
Meal with nasty smell, the thing to send back
Light meal originating in India
Aroma with allure picked up, imperial food
Disputin' fare from India
Appropriate to turn up before end of French colonial meal

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