Brunch :
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Noun(1) combination breakfast and lunch; usually served in late morning
Verb(1) eat a meal in the late morning
(1) You'll be welcome to linger as long as you like over brunch , lunch or dinner and time in between.(2) breakfast was served so late as almost to constitute brunch(3) The menu will be tailored to meet the needs of the people for a tasty meal, be it brunch , lunch, afternoon snack, or late supper.(4) On Christmas morning she'll be at her daughter's, tucking into a brunch of eggs Benedict, bacon, sausages and waffles.(5) he cobbled together a brunch of cold remains from the fridge(6) Pattie Boyd had dropped by the Lennon home, for an early brunch with Cynthia that morning.(7) Then we're off to Xmas brunch , lunch and dinner with some of my favourite cousins, one of whom is back from London.(8) My final meal in Melbourne was a lovely brunch at the Comfortable Chair on Lygon Street.(9) My wife and I miss the patio brunch , which was the only meal out we could do with our infant.(10) Under the plan, breakfast and lunch will be cancelled, replaced with a mid-morning brunch instead.(11) There are less formal meals, picnics and barbecues and the forthcoming brunch is one of these occasions.(12) As is often the case, I made them in the morning for breakfast / brunch .(13) In fine Whistler tradition, the beer flowed freely and as a result, this morning many of the brunch attendees looked the worse for wear.(14) The place has fantastic restaurants for brunch , lunch and dinner.(15) We send them candy and flowers and take them out for brunch , lunch or dinner.(16) This wholesome family outing was enjoyed by all and afterwards everyone tucked into a delicious brunch .
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1. brunch ::
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Different Formsbrunch, brunched, brunches, brunching
Word Example from TV ShowsThere’s no other inspector
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