blunch

noun

noun

Etymology Blend of brunch + lunch.

Humorous, Informal, Rare A meal eaten between brunch and lunch, or combining the two; brunch.

In fact, I'm sure my blunch habits sound familiar to many of you who live life (and eat food) on the run — which is most of you.1998, Steven M. Lewis, The ABCs of Real Family Values:
[…] get here early for weekend "blunch," when the small diner quickly reaches capacity.2003, J. D. Dickey, Richie Unterberger, Seattle, page 153:

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