"pudding time" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1841, Frederick Marryat, Olla Podrida, page 225",
          "text": "Jack was received with a hearty welcome by his uncle, for he came in pudding-time, and was invited to dinner; […]",
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        "Dinnertime, (pudding being formerly the dish first eaten)."
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        "(obsolete) Dinnertime, (pudding being formerly the dish first eaten)."
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          "ref": "1546, John Heywood, A dialogue conteinyng the nomber in effect of all the prouerbes in the englishe tongue",
          "text": "I wyll (quoth he) wyfe, by god almyghty. / This geare comth even in puddyng tyme ryghtly.",
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          "ref": "1623, John Taylor, A new discovery by sea, with a wherry from London to Salisbury",
          "text": "But that our Land-lord did that shift prevent, / Who came in pudding time, and tooke his Rent",
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          "ref": "1663, Samuel Butler, Hudibras, Part I Canto II",
          "text": "Mars, that still protects the stout, / In pudding time came to his aid.",
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          "text": "17th century The Vicar of Bray\nWhen George in Pudding time came o'er, / And Moderate Men looked big, Sir,"
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        "In the nick of time; critical time, just in time."
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        "(obsolete) In the nick of time; critical time, just in time."
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