Prandial (adj)
pran-dee-al
(formal) (humorous) During or relating to dinner or lunch.
Mid 18th century from Latin prandium ‘meal’ + -al, perhaps via early modern Latin prandialis.
Example sentences
“We continued the prandial conversation through dessert.”
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