Casual Greetings

noun a greeting or way of asking what's up

verb to eat or drink something quickly

• The supervisor asked the team to follow up on the project status during the meeting.
• Hey, sup? Are you free to hang out later?
• Yo, sup bro? Let's chill tonight.
• The sun is setting, casting a golden hue over the supine fields.

noun a slang term for 'what's up', used as a greeting

interjection a word or phrase that expresses a strong emotion or feeling

• Greetings, may I inquire about your well-being? What's up?
• Hey, wsup? How's it going?
• Wsup fam? You good?
• The sky is clear, birds are chirping, and wsup with you today?

noun A drive-by handshake refers to a quick handshake exchanged between two people while one or both parties are in motion, such as in a car or passing by each other on the street.

• During the business conference, they exchanged a drive-by handshake as a gesture of courtesy.
• As they passed each other in the hallway, they gave a quick drive-by handshake.
• I didn't have time to stop and chat, so I just gave him a drive-by handshake.
• Their relationship was so strained that their interactions felt like a drive-by handshake - brief and impersonal.