@bigtugg: Lunch

MagpieintheGarden :

its an abbreviation of 'luncheon'

Jessikat :

We should start saying luncheon again

theatrek1d :

middlefast

Doitagain :

It’s called lunch because mmmm munch munch crunch crunch

mewmeeta :

Down here lunch is also supper

Goose_Boy :

You said that dinner makes sense bc of the word “dining” but am I the only one thinking that “dining” is a word because of “dinner”?

💫🫆🦄 :

It used to sound a lot better. A couple hundred years ago it was breakfas, dinner, and supper

Rivermist :

lunch comes from "luncheon," which was a shortened form of the Old English term "nuncheon" meaning "noon drink". Over time, the meaning evolved from a midday drink or snack to a small piece of food

Uras :

it feels like 90's cartoon slang

Charlotte Leigh❤️ :

Dinner is lunch and supper is dinner ….

CyberIntelGroup :

From what I can see, lunch (not luncheon) has origins in the 16th century where it used to mean a hunk of something (especially bread). My guess is the usage of lunch became synonymous with luncheon because people ate lunch at luncheon time (even though they were separate concepts).

bradyy‼️ :

cause lunch is a word that describes the feeling of your stomachs fullness after you eat lunch

Chase🚦 :

luncheon sounds whimsical

Løc§ :

Dont even get me started on "Brunch"

moistluie :

pronouncedjeff :

lunch fits on a sign, because 3 meals a day was a marketing ploy

Luke Barksdale :

I call lunch dinner and dinner supper

important_stick :

I’ve always viewed it as a Lite Munch… -Lunch-

Bonja Zakooie :

you got a beef with my lunch😡

BudBerserker :

I know in French dîner = lunch and then souper = supper but for some reason English took them both and decided they’re the same

Kam Sawyer :

Then they make cutesy by combining it with breakfast. BRRRUNCH!

Biz :

Lunch sounds like a late-afternoon munch

bruce_vain31 :

Dinner=lunch supper= evening meal

🦥darienne❤ :

munch

Ender :

I always was confused with lunch and dinner I always for dinner was lunch and it's still confusing into this day