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Is there any term for Lunch and Dinner together?
There isn't one specific, universally recognized term for "lunch and dinner together".
However, you could use some creative options like:
Formal:
* Late lunch/early dinner: This emphasizes the combination of the two meals.
* Lunch-dinner: A simple and direct combination of the two words.
* Brunch-dinner: This implies a later meal than lunch, but not as late as a traditional dinner.
Informal:
* Linner: This is a blend of "lunch" and "dinner", and is a fairly common informal term.
* Bruncheon: A combination of "brunch" and "dinner", suggesting a late, hearty meal.
* Dinner-lunch: Another straightforward option, putting emphasis on the dinner aspect.
Ultimately, the best term to use depends on the context and your audience.
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