Breakfasty


a light but tasty meal, usually occurs late morning but definitively before brunch. the term is a portmanteau of the words breakfast and lovely, not as some claim a b-st-rdization of “breakfast tea”

proper breakfasty foods include artichokes, brie cheese and jelly-never jam.
juan: isabela would you like to have breakfasty with me on sunday?
isabela: why, yes. i would love to (in british accent and lifting a pinky)

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