brunchy

A word for how good the brunch options are in a city.

Portland is way more brunchy than Seattle.

by WiggumX June 6, 2011

brunchy

Anglo-EEAAA-IAN Noun, derived from frenchy, brunch and paddington bear meaning 'to be frenchy'.

'brunchy ennit'

by Lloyd January 21, 2004

brunchies

Burgers and bowls consumed/smoked around 11 a.m., typically after a long night of drinking. Widely regarded as a potent hangover remedy.

"Hey man, my head's killin' me. Let's smoke a bowl and get some brunchies."

by CultmemberSam October 16, 2008

Brunchy

To be appropriate for brunch

Look at this dress, it's so brunchy.

by ZAKfreeman April 25, 2015

brunchie

A brunchie is a group of Yuppy mothers who has her friends over for brunch after thier kids Saturday morning soccer game. All 60 of their " close friends's " park their Town and Country mommie vans all the way down the street. They proceed to Kiss and hug each other in the driveway forgetting they saw each other 5 minutes ago at the soccer game. The Kids names are Typically named Beckem, Flynn or Leif.

My Neighbor next door has all her Brunchie friends hogging the street with thier Town and Countries!

by therealunicornmom June 21, 2016

brunchie

To go "brunching" or "brunchie" is another way to say your getting high or that your about to smoke a fat blunt. Just another word to hide the fact that your smoking. You could ask someone to go to brunch tomorrow and your mom wouldn't know what you're talking about.

Mariam and Annie went brunching this weekend!

Want to brunch?

Lets brunchie!

Do you want to go to brunch(ie) tomorrow?

by A-town playa October 28, 2006

Brunchy

A word used to describe a restaurant in terms of being better for brunch versus other meals.

Los Angeles restaurants become very brunchy on weekends.

Let's go to a brunchy restaurant on Saturday!
Hmmm...let's not go there for dinner. That restaurant is too brunchy - not fancy enough for our group.

by wordie88 April 16, 2013