Lunchinner

The meal that you have at 4-6 pm, technically not lunch, nor dinner. It's a meal with real food, so not afternoon tea either.

'Hey I woke up at noon and only had a coffee so far, wanna grab a lunchinner?' 'Sounds good, I have to finish it before my 6pm class though.'

by Elaineeeee April 16, 2018

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Lunchner

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–noun
1. a heavy midafternoon meal between lunch and dinner, typically enjoyed on weekends

origin - made popular in the 2010s in London. Has since taken on a global following.

Benefits - allows the diner to enjoy an extravagant feast whilst removing the downside. Because lunchner replaces both lunch and dinner, it saves time, reduces net calorie intake and leaves one with a lighter stomach before bedtime.

Jack's been pouring over the spreadsheets all afternoon, building up an appetite for lunchner!

by DelightTeam November 3, 2010

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Lunchinner • lunchdinner • Lunchner • bunchinner • lunchboner • Luncheoner • Lunchinept • Lunchiness • Lundinner

bunchinner

Breakfast, lunch and dinner - this word is used when speaking about only having one meal the entire day.

Yesterday I had a huge bunchinner; I was starving after banging my gf's best friend!

by Tassidy June 6, 2011

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Lundinner

"Lundinner"- is the meal between Lunch and Dinner. If you miss lunch but it is still a good bit before dinner and you want a full meal you are eating "Lundinner". This usually takes place between 2pm-5pm.

About our plans on Monday, I can't meet you for Lunch or Dinner, but if you are available during Lundinner that would be perfect for me!

by HelenoftroyOrlandoEdition September 16, 2010

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