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Is lady or lunch lady a proper noun in the following sentence?

The lunch lady told me that I had to pay three dollars.
17 years ago

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GuruBlue
I would hyphenate lunch-lady. That is the correct term to indicate which person told you that.
17 years ago
Tyler
Okay, so if I hyphenate it will it make it a proper noun?
17 years ago
Ms. Sue
No. Lunch lady is a common noun.
17 years ago

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