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UK//ˈsʌpə//US//ˈsʌpɚ//

Meaning of Supper

A meal eaten in the evening.

In simple words: The evening meal.

Supper in a sentence

  • We have supper at six every evening.
  • She cooked a delicious supper for her guests.
  • Supper is the best time to catch up with family.

How to use Supper

Used for a meal in the evening, often more formal than 'dinner'. Not commonly used in all English-speaking regions.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of 'supper' as a surprise 'soup' party in the evening.

Related words

Collocations with Supper

  • have supper
  • prepare supper
  • supper time

Synonyms for Supper

Opposites of Supper

Common mistakes with Supper

  • Confused with 'dinner' in some cultures.
  • Used inappropriately in casual conversation.
  • Mispronounced as 'sup-pr'.

Compare Supper with Dinner, Meal, Feast

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Frequently asked questions about Supper

What does Supper mean?

The evening meal.

What is the definition of Supper?

A meal eaten in the evening.

How do you use Supper in a sentence?

We have supper at six every evening.

Can you give another example of Supper?

She cooked a delicious supper for her guests.

What are synonyms for Supper?

Common alternatives include dinner, meal, feast, banquet.

What is the opposite of Supper?

Opposite meanings include breakfast, lunch.

What words go with Supper?

It commonly pairs with have supper, prepare supper, supper time.

What are common mistakes when using Supper?

Confused with 'dinner' in some cultures. Used inappropriately in casual conversation. Mispronounced as 'sup-pr'.

How do you pronounce Supper?

US: //ˈsʌpɚ//, UK: //ˈsʌpə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Supper?

Used for a meal in the evening, often more formal than 'dinner'. Not commonly used in all English-speaking regions.