Definitions of sup
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To
eat
the
evening
meal.
-
To
take
into
the
mouth
a
little
at
a
time,
with
the
lips
or
in
spoonfuls;
sip.
-
To
take
into
the
mouth,
as
a
liquid.
-
To
take,
as
fluid
food,
in
successive
mouthfuls.
-
To
take
the
evening
meal,
or
supper.
-
To
eat
the
evening
meal: (
B.)
to
sip:-
pr.
p.
supping;
pa.
t.
and
pa.
p.
supped.
-
To
eat
supper.
-
To
partake
of (
supper).
-
To
sip.
-
To
take
into
the
mouth
with
the
lips,
as
a
liquid;
to
sip.
-
To
take
by
little
at
a
time,
or
by
mouthfuls,
as
a
liquid;
to
eat
the
evening
meal.
-
Supping.
-
a
small
amount
of
liquid
food; "
a
sup
of
ale"
-
To
take
into
the
mouth
with
the
lips,
as
a
liquid;
to
take
or
drink
by
a
little
at
a
time;
to
sip.
-
A
small
mouthful,
as
of
liquor
or
broth;
a
little
taken
with
the
lips;
a
sip.
-
To
eat
the
evening
meal;
to
take
supper.
-
To
treat
with
supper.
-
A
small
mouthful
of
liquid;
sip.
-
A
small
mouthful,
as
of
a
liquid.
-
A
mouthful
or
taste
of
liquid
or
semiliquid
food.
-
Another
form
of
the
Latin
prefix
sub,
which
see.
-
A
small
draught
or
mouthful
of
a
liquid;
a
sip.
-
Supped.
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