Definition of brunch
: a meal usually taken late in the morning that combines a late breakfast and an early lunch
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Browse the app for upcoming meals that indicate price and cuisine, like a vegan brunch in Berlin, tapas in Madrid, or Swiss fondue in Lucerne.
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Everything is made in-house, but brunch is the forte.
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Easter brunch is a popular tradition for the holiday, and restaurants throughout South Florida have special events and deals planned for families who dine out on April 1.
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After opening the downtown location, Sampson knew right away brunch was a trendy thing and wanted to run with it.
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Part breakfast and part lunch, brunch is one terrific meal.
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Among the events is a March 1 brunch (co-hosted by THR) honoring some of the top production executives at the major studios, including a panel moderated by THR editorial director Matthew Belloni.
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Saturday was the Roc Nation brunch and in the evening was the Clive Davis party, and that was one of my favorite looks.
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The cost for the entire weekend, which includes two full meals and a brunch on Sunday, is $45.
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Origin and Etymology of brunch
breakfast + lunch
BRUNCH Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of brunch for English Language Learners
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: a meal that combines breakfast and lunch and that is usually eaten in late morning
BRUNCH Defined for Kids
noun
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Definition of brunch for Students
: a meal that combines breakfast and lunch and is usually eaten in late morning
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