Antonym: dinner, supper. Similar words: break, break out, break up, break off, outbreak, break in, break away, breakdown. Meaning: ['brekfəst] n. the first meal of the day (usually in the morning). v. 1. eat an early morning meal 2. provide breakfast for.
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61. Have you had breakfast?
62. At breakfast next morning my two grandsons were clamouring to go swimming.
63. Bed and breakfast costs from £30 per person per night.
64. She gulped down her breakfast and ran for the bus.
65. Are you having breakfast?
66. On the diet I would chomp my way through breakfast[sentencedict.com/breakfast.html], even though I'm never hungry in the morning.
67. Is there anyone who does bed and breakfast round here?
68. We went for a long walk after breakfast.
69. I'll just clear away the breakfast things.
70. They served breakfast all day and sold it cheap.
71. I've called him down to breakfast already.
72. She scanned through the newspaper over breakfast.
73. She kept quiet all through breakfast.
74. I got dressed and had my breakfast.
75. Stoke up for the day on a good breakfast.
76. They brought breakfast to the room on a trolley.
77. Please make your beds before breakfast.
78. She was getting breakfast as usual.
79. After breakfast he perused the newspapers.
80. We got off straight after breakfast.
81. He eats people like you for breakfast.
82. Bed and breakfast costs £30 a night.
83. I only had a strawberry yoghurt for breakfast.
84. Kelly packed her things before breakfast.
85. John was making breakfast in the kitchen.
86. She scanned the newspaper over breakfast.
87. The day starts with a great American breakfast.
88. He wolfed down his breakfast and went to school.
89. Have a good breakfast to get your day rolling.
90. Is/Are porridge oats on the breakfast menu?
More similar words: break, break out, break up, break off, outbreak, break in, break away, breakdown, break down, break into, breast, break through, speak for, fast, bread, wreak, breath, streak, breadth, breathing, out of breath, fashion, old-fashioned, fascinating, all of a sudden, breed, fibre, peak, breeze, sneak.