supped

sʌpt

Definition

Definition of supped - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

food

Dated

having eaten a meal

Dated

After the long journey, they were well supped and ready to rest.
They felt supped and content after the feast.
Once supped, the travelers continued their journey.

dined

feasted

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Origin of supped

Old English, supan (to drink) + -ed (past tense)

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French:rassasié, ...
German:gespeist, ...
Italian:sazi, ...
Spanish:bien comido, ...
Portuguese:bem alimentado, ...
Chinese:吃饱的, ...
Japanese:満腹した, ...
Arabic:مُشْبَع, ...
Hebrew:שָׂבֵעַ, ...
Russian:сытые, ...
Ukrainian:наїлися, ...
Hindi:तृप्त, ...
Bengali:খাওয়া, ...
Catalan:alimentat, ...
Czech:najedený, ...
Danish:spist, ...
Dutch:verzadigd, ...
Greek:χορτάτος, ...
Hungarian:jóllakott, ...
Khmer:បានបរិភោគរួច, ...
Korean:배부른, ...
Persian:سیر, ...
Polish:najedzony, ...
Portuguese (BR):alimentado, ...
Romanian:sătul, ...
Swedish:mätt, ...
Thai:อิ่ม, ...
Turkish:doymuş, ...
Vietnamese:ăn no, ...

sup

sʌp

supping

Definition of sup - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

consumption

small amount of liquid or food

He took a sup of the soup.

gulp

sip

swig

mathematics

TECH.

abbreviation for supremum in mathematics

TECH.

The sup of the set is 10.

Verb

meal

tr.

provide someone with supper

tr.

They sup the guests with a hearty meal.

dine

feed

consume lightly

tr./intr.

Rare

eat or drink in small amounts

tr./intr.

Rare

She liked to sup her tea slowly in the morning..

nibble

sip

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Origin of sup

English, sup (sip) or short for 'supper'

Examples of sup in a sentence

A sup of wine was all he needed.
We need to find the sup of this sequence.
The sup is crucial in this mathematical proof.
The sup organized the building's maintenance schedule.
Residents often consulted the sup for repairs.
She always takes a sup before her workouts.

Bodybuilders often discuss the best sup for muscle gain.
We sup our friends with homemade dishes every weekend.
The innkeeper will sup the travelers with a warm stew.
He would sup on soup every evening.
They sup on wine during the festival.

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French:gorgée, servir, ...
German:Schluck, bewirten, ...
Italian:sorso, servire, ...
Spanish:sorbo, cenar, ...
Portuguese:gole, servir, ...
Chinese:一口, 款待, ...
Japanese:一口, 提供する, ...
Arabic:رَشْفَة, قَدَّمَ العَشَاء, ...
Hebrew:לְגִימָה, לְהַגִּישׁ, ...
Russian:глоток, кормить, ...
Ukrainian:ковток, нагодувати, ...
Hindi:घूंट, भोजन कराना, ...
Bengali:চুমুক, রাতের খাবার খাওয়ানো, ...
Catalan:glop, servir, ...
Czech:doušek, dát večeři, ...
Danish:slurk, servere, ...
Dutch:slokje, avondeten geven, ...
Greek:γουλιά, παρέχω δείπνο, ...
Hungarian:korty, megvacsoráztatni, ...
Khmer:មួយក្អឹក, ផ្តល់អាហារពេលល្ងាចឱ្យ, ...
Korean:한 모금, 제공하다, ...
Persian:جرعه, شام داد, ...
Polish:łyczek, podawać, ...
Portuguese (BR):gole, servir o jantar, ...
Romanian:sorbit, a servi, ...
Swedish:klunk, servera, ...
Thai:จิบ, จัดหาอาหารเย็น, ...
Turkish:yudum, ikram etmek, ...
Vietnamese:ngụm, đãi, ...

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