sup in Latin
sup in Latin is cenō — sup means to eat an evening meal, or to drink something in small sips.
sup in Latin
cenō
To eat supper.
What does "sup" mean?
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verb To eat an evening meal, or to drink something in small sips.
"They supped on soup and bread by the fire."
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intj A casual greeting short for "what's up?"
"Sup, man? Long time no see."
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sup in a sentence
- They supped on soup and bread by the fire.
- Sup, man? Long time no see.
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What is "sup" in Latin?
"sup" in Latin is cenō. sup means: To eat an evening meal, or to drink something in small sips.
How do you use "sup" in a sentence?
Example: "They supped on soup and bread by the fire." In Latin, "sup" is cenō.
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