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By *issLickalottapus OP Woman
3 weeks ago

La La Land

Is it called Dinner, Tea or Supper?

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By *asualandFeistyCouple
3 weeks ago

Uxbridge

Dinner is dinner, that's why we have dinner ladies

Tea is teatime for me as I'm from Yorkshire

But this is like asking is it a bread roll, bap, bread cake

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By *nowiiMan
3 weeks ago

Bloxham

Dinner or din dins never gone with tea or supper feels to formal.

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By *antana79Woman
3 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Dinner is lunch, tea is your evening meal and supper is something rich people had before bed 🤷🏻‍♀️

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By *ornyguy666Man
3 weeks ago

Nottingham

Dinner

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By *evilinDavina1Man
3 weeks ago

Bristol

Tea

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By *peedyGMan
3 weeks ago

Telford

Tea

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By *elloIntrigueMan
3 weeks ago

North West UK

I'm joining the tea crew!

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By *hortishblondeWoman
3 weeks ago

Essex

Tea

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By *carlettsWoman
3 weeks ago

Harpenden

Dinner. I say I'm out for dinner, lunch is lunch, supper never use unless say fish supper and tea is what I rarely drink

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By *homas400Man
3 weeks ago

Carmarthen / Llandeilo

Supper I guess.... I just refer to it as food thinking about it.

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By *he MinionMan
3 weeks ago

Surrey

"Dinner. I say I'm out for dinner, lunch is lunch, supper never use unless say fish supper and tea is what I rarely drink"

Same

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By *avexxMan
3 weeks ago

cheshire

tea time is at five oclock.. anything after that is supper

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By *awtybikerMan
3 weeks ago

Barnoldswick

Tea for me

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By *inky Biscuit DunkerMan
3 weeks ago

Gloucestershire

Definitely Dinner

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By *urve_your_enthusiasmWoman
3 weeks ago

Manchester

Dinner!

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By *onin25Man
3 weeks ago

Durham

Tea

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By *carlet SeductionWoman
3 weeks ago

Maidstone

Dinner.

Tea is a drink to have with cake.

The end.

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By *earditallWoman
3 weeks ago

Lancaster

Tea

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By *hamallamadingdongMan
3 weeks ago

London

Breakfast until 10am

Then it's Elevenses/Brunch.

Lunch is 12-2pm

Tea is 3-5pm

Dinner is 6-8pm

Supper is 9-10pm.

Times may vary, plus schedules. Pick 3 and stick to them.

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By *oxy-RedWoman
3 weeks ago

pink panther territory

We call it tea

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By *erdyHollyTV/TS
3 weeks ago

In a galaxy far far away

Dinner is dinner, tea is tea

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By *ino200Man
3 weeks ago

Bournemouth,london and Sienna

Tea or dinner

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By *estructionDollyWoman
3 weeks ago

Manchester

I use them all interchangeably tbh.

I use dinner for both the mid day and evening meal quite often. But I also use lunch sometimes. I don't tend to use tea for the evening meal very often but if other people do I know what they mean.

I don't really think about it until someone asks the question.

Don't really use supper, that seems a bit of a middle class/southern/old people thing

I try not to eat anything after 7pm latest.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
Forum Mod
3 weeks ago

Central

It should be tea, at teatime

. I have both tea and dinner sometimes

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By *heJam84Man
3 weeks ago

Manchester

technically it's: lunch, dinner, supper. but modern times its: dinner, tea, supper, but could be lunch, tea, supper.

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By *007ManMan
3 weeks ago

Worthing

In the Midlands it was Tea. In south it's dinner.

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By *izards SleeveTV/TS
3 weeks ago

Newport

Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Tea means the beverage to me, unless it's specifically an afternoon tea with cakes scones sandwiches etc.

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By *gent CoulsonMan
3 weeks ago

Secret hideaway in the pennines

"Dinner is dinner, that's why we have dinner ladies

Tea is teatime for me as I'm from Yorkshire

But this is like asking is it a bread roll, bap, bread cake

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its dinner for me and is definitely a bread cake

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By *Effy-Woman
3 weeks ago

Scotland

Breakfast, lunch, dinner are the only acceptable answers.

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By *urveslover75Man
3 weeks ago

Manchester

Perfect response…. This answers the question 👏

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By *ornucopiaMan
3 weeks ago

Bexley

'Evening meal'is my preferred term.

Dislike dinner on account of too many people pronouncing it 'dinnah'.

By the way, the ladies in question were called 'Lunchtime supervisors' when I was last working in education.

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By *eroLondonMan
3 weeks ago

Mayfair

Supper....for the sUpper Classes, init?

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By *asualandFeistyCouple
3 weeks ago

Uxbridge

"Dinner is dinner, that's why we have dinner ladies

Tea is teatime for me as I'm from Yorkshire

But this is like asking is it a bread roll, bap, bread cake

its dinner for me and is definitely a bread cake"

Is the correct answer!

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By *anchesterTaurusMan
3 weeks ago

Prestwich

Tea

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By *r GLTMan
3 weeks ago

Richmond Upon Thames

Breakfast Dinner Tea

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By *orthernMan1991Man
3 weeks ago

Sunderland

Going to be controversial - I got for:

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

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By *hisIsMe58Man
3 weeks ago

Winchester

Breakfast - lunch - dinner

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago

Breakfast, dinner, tea

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By *ancashireredheadWoman
3 weeks ago

Lancashire

Breakfast, Lunch, Tea

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By *anielandSKCouple
3 weeks ago

Oxfordshire

"Is it called Dinner, Tea or Supper?

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I was once taught, and try to observe that lunch is taken around midday to 2pm and Tea is your evening meal. However, whichever is your main meal for the day elevates or changes the description to Dinner.

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By *issilia AmoriWoman
3 weeks ago

North Welsh Borders

It's tea in my house. Supper is a late evening snack

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By *ingh89Man
3 weeks ago

Birmingham

Dinner.

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By *ir EndipityMan
3 weeks ago

Watford

Lunch is in the middle of the day

Tea is in the early evening.

Dinner can be used for either, if it is the main hot meal of the day.

Supper is an extra for fatties and those that have been doing vigorous bedtime sport...

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By *arc PolarisMan
3 weeks ago

Birmingham

I used to call it tea until I grew up

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By *ou only live onceMan
3 weeks ago

London

It's dinner for me, but I'm not offended if you insist on calling it supper.

Tea on the other hand... 🤣

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By *reoXMan
3 weeks ago

Between your legs

Tea

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By *abulincsCouple
3 weeks ago

near a bridge

It’s tea always has been always will be end of

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By *eliWoman
3 weeks ago

Dinner. Supper is more a light late evening meal, like cheese on toast or crumpets.

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By *ommymaxMan
3 weeks ago

Leigh

Tea!

Breakfast, dinner, tea in that order

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By *ornucopiaMan
3 weeks ago

Bexley

Calling one meal 'tea' is akin to calling another 'coffee'..

Tea is a drink not a meal.

Teatime is what the French call 'Le five o'clock'..

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By *olvesxcoupleCouple
3 weeks ago

Round the bend

Breakfast

Lunch/dinner

Tea

Supper

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By *evilinDavina1Man
3 weeks ago

Bristol

Everyone forgot about second breakfast and luncheon and afternoon tea

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By *tamanMan
3 weeks ago

around the corner

Cena (in italian)

Dinner

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By *redwilma666Couple
3 weeks ago

Kilbirnie

Breakfast at 1pm. Main (only) meal at 11pm

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By *actile TensionMan
3 weeks ago

Sussex

Fuel for a sex machine

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By *utterflyandArtificeCouple
3 weeks ago

Westbury (Wiltshire)

Dinner is when we are out out in the evening. Dinner at all other times is Lunch, unless it's Sunday Dinner, which is normally in the evening because Sundays are rugby days. Lunch is usually eaten al desko when at work, or "on us knee's Barb" at home. Otherwise us food after work is not Dinner but us Tea.

Clear as a pint of modern pish lager.

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By *olvesxcoupleCouple
3 weeks ago

Round the bend

"Everyone forgot about second breakfast and luncheon and afternoon tea "

And elevenses

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago

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By (user no longer on site)
3 weeks ago

Dinner is the evening meal, midday’s meal is lunch

Except for Sunday where it reverses.

It’s a British thing I guess

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