nooner
noun
noon·er ˈnü-nər 
plural nooners
US, informal
: something taking place at or around noontime
… his team's 2-1 loss in the Saturday nooner with the Dallas Stars.
Ed Willes
Ed Willes especially : sexual intercourse at noon
"Your daddy was a real ladies' man … Not that he two-timed your mom, … but back in his bachelor days, you never saw anybody could rustle up a nooner like Benny could." Garrison Keillor
Garrison Keillor 
Word History
Etymology
noon + -er entry 2
First Known Use
1836, in the meaning defined above
- packhorse
- packhorses
- packhouse
- packing
- packing (off)
- packing (up or in)
- packing (up or off)
- packing away
- packing box
- packing case
- packing crate
- packing fraction
- packing gland
- packing in
- packing nut
- packing off
- packing out
- packing peanuts
- packing press
- packing radius
- packing ring
- packing screw
- packing them in
- packing up
- packing up or in