To tiffin is to have a light midday meal — essentially, to eat a small lunch. The word comes from the British colonial period in India, likely from the English slang "tiffing," meaning "to take a little drink." Tiffin suggests something casual, quick, and pleasantly nourishing.
Example: After finishing the morning meeting, the colleagues decided to tiffin at the cafe next door.
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