What is the linguistic process used in the formation of the word " Brunch"?

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Yeah, breakfast plus lunch equals brunch

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by Khan said , Science Teacher , Mahtab Khurshid Memorial School

The linguistic process used in the formation of the wprd brunch is "Breakfast + Lunch"

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