a legend in (one's) own lunchtime

A person who affects or believes him- or herself to be of greater importance or notoriety than is actually the case. A humorous, ironic twist on the phrase "a legend in one's own lifetime." The assistant manager acts as if she's the only one keeping the company together. She's a regular legend in her own lunchtime.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Hortense	[hɔ:'tens]
Maalik	-	Arabic
Binyamin	bee-nyah-MEEN (Jewish)	Hebrew, Arabic, Biblical Hebrew
Teresa	[tə'ri:zə]
Narcisse	-	French
Robrecht	-	Dutch