swanson
/ˈswɑːnsən/Definitions
1. noun
A Swedish surname, especially of a person known for being the founder of a large American food company.
“The famous chef was actually a Swanson, and the company was founded by his grandfather.”
2. proper noun
The name of a food company founded by Earl S. Swanson, known for its television dinners.
“My family used to love the Swanson TV dinners when I was a kid.”
3. verb
To serve as a meal, especially a frozen meal, in a large quantity, often at a social gathering.
“The office Swansoned the entire department, and everyone was in a great mood.”