Usually means: Person who regularly eats morning meal.
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  1. breakfaster: Merriam-Webster
  2. breakfaster: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
  3. breakfaster: Collins English Dictionary
  4. breakfaster: Wordnik
  5. breakfaster: Wiktionary
  6. breakfaster: Dictionary.com
  7. breakfaster: TheFreeDictionary.com

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  1. breakfaster: Idioms

(Note: See breakfast as well.)

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Definitions from Wiktionary (breakfaster)

▸ noun:  One eating breakfast.

Similar:
deskfast, second breakfast, breakfast burrito, brunch, breakfast in bed, breakfast set, brinner, breakfastware, breakfast wrap, breakfast of champions, more...

Opposite:
dinner eater, lunch eater, non-breakfaster

Adjectives:
sacred, mysterious, hungry, expectant, lone, early, stout

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Similar:
deskfast, second breakfast, breakfast burrito, brunch, breakfast in bed, breakfast set, brinner, breakfastware, breakfast wrap, breakfast of champions, more...

Opposite:
dinner eater, lunch eater, non-breakfaster

Adjectives:
sacred, mysterious, hungry, expectant, lone, early, stout



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