brunch
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A late morning meal that combines breakfast and lunch
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- /brʌnʧ/
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brunch
- We're going to have brunch for Father's Day.
- a Sunday brunch
- eat brunch
- brunch and dinner
I have to go to breakfast or I guess brunch with my roommate Alana.
- I have to go to breakfast or I guess brunch with my roommate Alana.
- And then we're going to go visit Jenna, get some brunch, maybe go to the DOGPARK.
- Again, I feel like you can wear this for brunch, for work, for lunch, for dinner.
- It's a very trendy brunch menu and it's it's amazing, man.
- So the dress you wear to brunch with your friends, shopping or to a show.
- And we got on Zoom and we had a family virtual brunch together and seeing everyone on Zoom.
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And I want to be able to eat brunch with my friends.
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But we're about to go and get some brunch and there's this place I love to go to.
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And this one, I like Sunday brunch and I like this one too.
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So she was at a brunch with a friend.
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I actually have to go to brunch with my friends.
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Lovely brunch, I must say.
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Went to a 4th of July brunch at the country club.
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We're all going out for brunch, which I'm super excited about.
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It's Sunday now and we've come out for brunch too.
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We are going to a lovely brunch at the new café this Sunday.
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Brunch was made by joining breakfast and lunch, so it means a meal 'between breakfast and lunch' usually eaten in the late morning.