Sups

British upper-class term for an evening meal; a shortening of the word supper.

Hugo: "I tell you what Johnny, I'm rather famished!"
Johnny: "Well Hugo, why don't we do sups soon?"
Hugo: "Spiffing idea, old chap."

by Hanari M April 24, 2007

Sup

1) Shortened form of "What's up?"; 2) Agreeable, derived from the word "supple" and the phrase "That's what's up."

DEFINITION #1

Sup dude?

Hey, sup?

DEFINITION #2

How was that movie? Sup.

Yo that movie was sup as fuck.

by jedv April 15, 2011

sup it

A way of saying hello. Basically the exact same thing as saying "sup" to someone. But with an "it" at the end.

you walk by someone you know, when u pass by you say "sup it"

by Brooksthepro November 9, 2006

Sup

It came from the lazy people behind words such as hi, and yo shidigidy. Means how are you.

Sup homeyo

by Homefrog January 30, 2004

SUP

A word coined in the middle age phrase "Time for SUPper, young olympian", which later changed to "Time for sup, young chap" and now it is commonly used to describe the short "meal" between lunch and dinner.

It is time for the short meal between lunch and dinner, Scotty, so come and eat up your sup.

by George Foreman May 11, 2003

SUP

When you're lazy and don't have the strenth, energy, or you just don't care to say "What's up?", just settle on "'S'up?".

"'S'up, homefrog? Howzit hangin' with choo?"

by Unknown July 17, 2003

SUP

adj., Samoan, Indicating something of extreme size especially pertaining to the cranial area.

Look at that dudes SUP head.

by Dr. "T" June 17, 2005