Common meals: These are the most common set mealtimes in the Western-world. Breakfast- is usually eaten within an hour or two after a person wakes up in the morning. Lunch- is eaten around mid-day, usually between 11 am–2 pm. Supper- in the US is a meal eaten in the evening, and a light evening meal in the UK. Dinner- is the main meal of the day, regardless of whether it's at lunchtime or in the evening. Dinner also refers to the evening meal as a formal meal or just the evening meal in the south of England. Other meals: Second Breakfast- is a traditional midmorning meal served parts of central europe. Elevenses, also called "Morning Tea,"- is a drink and light snack taken late morning after breakfast and before lunch. Brunch- is a late-morning meal, usually larger than a breakfast and usually replacing both breakfast and lunch; it is most common on Sundays. Afternoon Tea- is a midafternoon meal, typically taken at 4pm, consisting of light fare such as small sandwiches, individual cakes and scones with tea. High Tea- is a British meal usually eaten in the early evening.

In the US there are usually three meals. The names 'dinner' and 'supper' are used interchangeably for the evening meal, although people have different ideas about when to have it, ranging from 6 to 9pm usually. We don't have both 'supper' and 'dinner' the same day, unlike the brits.

Australians say : 'brekky', lunch and tea.

american's use these names Breakfast (Morning) Lunch (Mid day, 11am - 2PM) Dinner/Supper (5pm-7pm) People in america also say Brunch as a play on BReakfast, and lUNCH. this is eaten around 9-10 am, and is usually like a social thing. Hey lets catch brunch... meaning lets get a late morning meal and talk.