Words from mythology
an atlas
Working, not nessecarily as a baker, earns you this
dough
a respite from eating a porterhouse
steak break
any costs you have to fork over yourself, such as medical costs not covered by insurance
out of pocket
this type of breakfast got its name from the idea that other europeans ate lighter in the morning than brits did
continental breakfast
you can thank the roman goddess of agriculture for this breakfast staple
Cereal
A commonly used graph that you might not want to have a la mode
a pie graph
a sibilant sound of disproval in Geneva
a Swiss hiss
Outlook has automatic replies for work email when you are OOO, this
out of office
taco bell branded this ordinal repast that they said was between dinner and breakfast
the fourth meal
this day of the week gets its name from the Norse god of thunder
Thursday
Tasty-sounding bits of info stored on a computer that can help maintain a user's browser session
Cookies
a concern regarding your kleenex
A tissue issue
This 1998 film starred George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez
Out of Sight
unappetizing term for the chicken proverbially served at a banquet or testimonial dinner
the rubber chicken dinner
thick & sweet & prepared from fruit puree like mango or guava, it's a drink fit for the gods
nectar
former name of the hawaiian islands
the sandwich islands
A boisterous cowboy hello
Since being revived in 1833, Jane Austen's 6 novels have not done this
been out of print
MRE is officially short for this, though soldiers have referred to them as "meals rejected by everyone"
meals-ready-to-eat
The fields one would find themselves in for eternity if they made it past the hall of two truths
Fields of Aaru
Type of Logic named for its twisted nature and numerous holes
pretzel logic
A verified fact from a private detective
A sleuth truth
There's an extremity in this phrase that means both "without consideration" & "without control"
out of bounds
Paddington the bear enjoyed this timely pre-noon meal, often used to consume a drink or snack at 11:00
elevenses