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brulupper 

The only meal you need, eaten at any time of day and usually very large. Usually used by people with hectic, irregular schedules.
My schedule is so busy I only have a half hour for brulupper today.
brulupper by Crazy cow October 15, 2011
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Brulupper 

The first meal of the day when eaten after 6pm.
Mom:"Son, Have you eaten anything all day? It's nearly 6:30"

Son:"Not yet ma, but I'll sit down and have some Brulupper in a bit."
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brlupper 

Not quite brunch, and not quite lupper. It's that one meal you have when you don't feel like cooking three times in the same day. It's pronounced exactly how it's spelled (which is rather hard either way).
"A cheeseburger with Frosted Flakes and mashed potatoes? What kind of meal is this?"
"Brlupper."
brlupper by Yams October 20, 2008
to combine breakfast, lunch and supper into one full meal
I worked so much today that i only had time for blupper
blupper by Mizzrym July 11, 2003
Brupper is another name for lunch. The word brupper is half way between breakfast and supper as is lunch.
Make me some brupper!
Brupper by Tim Bradley August 5, 2006
The meal you eat in the late afternoon that has to serve as breakfast, lunch, and supper because you stayed out partying all-night and slept in all day.
Man we partied so hard last night, I need some brelupper so we can do it again!
brelupper by party harvy January 18, 2009
Brupper is a meal combing breakfast and supper eaten in the middle of the night. The word is derived on the same principle as brunch, which is a meal in-between breakfast and lunch.

Traditionally, brupper includes gin and nachos, but may extend to party leftovers, crackers with cheese, or even just a bottle of vodka chilled in the freezer. Folk wisdom suggests that the combination of cheese and alcohol is an effective soporific.
Jane was having difficulty sleeping, so she got out bed and had some gin and cheese for brupper.
brupper by Yildo December 2, 2011
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