Pronunciation: /sʌp/
noun a greeting or way of asking what's up
A1 What's up, sup?
A2 I brought some snacks for the picnic, including chips and dip. Do you want me to bring anything else?
B1 The sup at the restaurant was delicious, especially the seafood soup.
B2 The supposition that all teenagers are lazy is a stereotype that needs to be challenged.
C1 The supposition that the company will go bankrupt is causing panic among the investors.
C2 The supposition that climate change is a hoax is not supported by scientific evidence.
verb to eat or drink something quickly
A1 I sup with my friends every weekend.
A2 She sups on protein shakes after her workout.
B1 They supped on a delicious meal at the new restaurant in town.
B2 He has supped at the finest restaurants around the world.
C1 After the party, we will sup at a trendy rooftop bar.
C2 The royal family often sups together in the palace dining hall.
formal The supervisor asked the team to follow up on the project status during the meeting.
informal Hey, sup? Are you free to hang out later?
slang Yo, sup bro? Let's chill tonight.
figurative The sun is setting, casting a golden hue over the supine fields.
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