(UK, Ireland) A full breakfast served throughout the day by a café or restaurant.
(UK, Ireland) A full breakfast served throughout the day by a café or restaurant.
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(UK) A large cooked breakfast; a full breakfast.
(Ireland) A bread roll filled with elements of a traditional fry up.
(UK, Ireland, Commonwealth, idiomatic) An unappealing mixture; a disorderly situation; a mess.
(UK, education) A facility to provide children with a morning meal at school, before classes.
A breakfast so outrageously large and loaded that it transcends the concept of a morning meal and enters full event territory. We're talking multiple eggs, bacon, sausages, beans, toast, mushrooms, hash browns — possibly a full English with bonus items. Mega brekkie is what you order after a big night out, before a long hike, or when you've simply decided today is the day you eat like royalty before noon. It implies both quantity and commitment. No salads anywhere near this plate.