dinch

The act of extinguishing a cigarette by crushing against an ashtray or other object.

He diched his cigarette in the ashtray and turned on the ignition.

by Lester Estremera December 6, 2003

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Dunch

The meal that falls around 2-3 p.m. Too late to be lunchand too early to be dinner but more than just a snack. It is a well balanced meal. It is often substituted for dinner for those on diets and trying to stick with the rule of 60% of your meal intake should be done before 3 pm (Shaun T)

For dunch today, I had pan-seared tilapia, topped with green, yellow, and orange peppers, with broccoli and quinoa on the side. Yummy :-)

by ambereyesawaits February 21, 2013

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Judi Dench

With absolutely no deference to the dame it references, a Judi Dench is a colossal bowel movement.

He left a big Judi Dench in the toilet for everyone to admire.
See Irvine Welsh's novel FILTH for further elaboration.

by C.W. Smith May 21, 2004

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dunch

dunch n (blend of "lunch" and "dinner"; cf. brunch) - a small meal between lunch and dinner in the late afternoon or early evening (about 3- 5 pm.).

This is a more appropriate word for an intermediate meal that once suggested "linner," because it is more similar to lunch than to dinner and is more brief (one syllable). It also follows the model of the neologism for another intermediate (or combined) meal - "brunch."

Dunch usually includes tea or coffee with cookies, sometimes a sandwich.

For tomorrow, I have already scheduled lunch and dinner with my colleagues. Let's have a dunch together.

by Mikhail Epstein November 8, 2003

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