1. a meal eaten between lunch and dinner; a light afternoon snack or early supper
Usage: chiefly British and dialectal; informal

1. to eat a dunch; to have a snack or light meal in the afternoon
Usage: chiefly British and dialectal; informal

Examples

• We had a dunch of sandwiches and tea at four o'clock.
• She dunched on biscuits and fruit before dinner.
• The children were offered a dunch after school.
• They decided to dunch together on the porch.
• A light dunch is often eaten in the late afternoon in some regions.