Answer: noon
AnswerCrossword Clue
NOON11 follower
NOONArrival time of Frank Miller's train, in a 1952 film
NOONLunch time
NOONWhen both hands are together
NOONWhistle hour
NOONIt may come before one
NOONShowdown time, in a 1952 film
NOONWhen time is up?
NOONWhistle time
NOONTime for lunch
NOONIt can follow eleven
NOONWhen hands are up?
NOONHands-up time?
NOONCertain halfway point
NOONPalindromic time
NOON12
NOONCinematic showdown hour
NOONWhen two hands meet?
NOONIt's between eleven and one
NOONLunch time, often
noontwelve o'clock in the daytime
NOONWhat sirens may signify
NOONHigh time?
NOONMidday
NOONTwelve
NOONCommon lunch time
NOONIt's high daily
NOONWhen both hands are up
NOON"High ...."
NOONEleven follower
NOONHigh ..
NOONHigh time
NOONWhen a whistle may blow
NOONEight bells, maybe
NOONIt's between 11 and 1
NOONTechnically, it's neither a.m. nor p.m.
NOONMidnight's antithesis
NOONKoestler's "Darkness at ..."
NOONMorning's end
NOON"Darkness at ..." (Arthur Koestler novel)