Plural of breakfaster; multiple people who eat breakfast.
Standard English pluralization of 'breakfaster' using the '-s' suffix. Emerges in 19th-century hospitality and tourism writing to describe guests at boarding houses or hotels.
Hotels used to advertise to 'breakfasters'—it was a Victorian way of discussing their clientele. The word reveals how the breakfast meal became tied to hospitality and the entire hotel industry.
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