sup

IPA: sˈʌp

To sip; to take a small amount of food or drink into the mouth, especially with a spoon.
To eat supper.

(physics) Being or relating to the squark that is the superpartner of an up quark.

Examples of "sup" in Sentences

The girl supped a cup of tea.
He is annoyed at her supping drink.
Who is the girl supping a cup of tea
She sups the soup and leaves the room.
She supped a cup of tea in the morning.
She often sups drinks rather than drink.
At the cafe, she is supping a cup of tea.
The group of people are supping in the bar.
She has been supping her drink for more than an hour.
HGT does not necessarily result in sup-optimal sperm.
At the time she arrived, she saw him supping a cup of tea.
One Brow: HGT does not necessarily result in sup-optimal sperm.
The _Future Tense_ expresses the Time to come; as _I shall sup, I will sup_.
That means some vehicles could remain in short supply, but Lyons said Toyota is working to improve inventory.
The author of the post asks a version of your question — “Why would Google and Yahoo be so interested in supporting Wikipedia?”
My main sup makes it clear to the co-sups that she makes the decisions and when things get out of hand I just get her to sort things out.
“They need to be told what their priorities are - and safety of the public comes first, particularly if they wish to sup from the public teat”
Shin Jang-sup is an economics professor at the National University of Singapore and previously was an adviser to the South Korean Ministry of Finance.