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What do you call each meal of the day?
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Breakfast, lunch, and supper (for the three main meals). Dinner is the largest meal of the day, usually for special occasions, and can be either lunch or supper (or in between). So "come around for supper sometime" has a different connotation to "we're having dinner at 6 pm," where dinner is larger and probably more festive.