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Evening meal where everyone present gets to find out wassup with everyone else. The family found out Jessie was pregnant at supper yesterday.
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An old-fashioned term for a meal eaten late in the day, usually reffered to nowadays as dinner. Come inside, boys. Supper is almost ready.
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Dinner; evening meal, used mostly by northern europe (England, Ireland, etc.) For supper we had some roast potatoes and mutton, it was good!
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(n)- The Southern equivalent of the Northern "dinner." Used throughout most of The South and in some cases, Northern States. Waiting for mom to get home so she can fix some supper.
It ain't "dinner," it's supper. |
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The time the whole family takes their place at the table to eat a meal. Usually takes place around 5:30-7:00 p.m. Mom just got home from work and it's not time to go eat supper.
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the way that hicks refer to dinner
my roommate: "i am going down to eat supper"
me: "supper? i thought it was dinner time" |
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supper, suppa, DINNER, the meal after lunch generally served around 6pm. Maaa, what's for suppa?
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