BREAKFAST
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Clues, out of order
________ of the BREAKFAST, pretty normal
________ BREAKFAST, setting for many an American movie
BREAKFAST ________, something that doesn't exist, it's said
Change one letter in BREAKFAST to get a male name
Change the vowel sound in BREAKFAST to /ā/ (long A) to get something held by a rider
Drop a letter from BREAKFAST to get an animal
Drop the first letter from BREAKFAST to get a direction
Drop the middle three letters in BREAKFAST to get a part of the body
Having ________ BREAKFAST means there are no restrictions
Opposite of BREAKFAST
Rotate the first letter of BREAKFAST 180° to get a grinder
About this Raddle
As coined by British writer Guy Beringer in his 1895 essay “Brunch: A Plea,” the term “Brunch” named a combination of breakfast and lunch meant to replace post-church Sunday meals and cater to those who stayed out late or drank on Saturday nights.