sup
Breezy check-in
Sup is a casual greeting, a clipped form of "what's up": Sup, how's it going?
The word works as both question and acknowledgment—you can say sup without expecting a real answer.
As an older, unrelated verb, sup means to eat supper or sip liquid, now mainly literary: He supped on bread and broth.
Informal greeting or summons
hey
Informal greeting or summons
hello · hi · cheers · aloha · hola · mate · bud · bro · dude · fam
broth
Clear simmered meat liquid
consommé · gumbo · pho · ramen · stock · miso · bouillon · gazpacho · minestrone · potage
slurp
Consume with audible suction
spoon · taste · swallow · broth · beverage · liquid · mouthful · draught · quaff · imbibe
- Pleasantriesplease, thank you, thanks, sorry, excuse me
- greetingshi, hello, hey, hola, aloha
- Sanskrit grammarPanini, nominative, accusative, sutra, dative
- reunion phraseslong time no see, old friend, familiar face, good old days, welcome back
- phone greetingshello, hi, hey, good morning, good afternoon
- reactionsreaction, response, gasp, wince, flinch
supgood evening
Nighttime salutation
how do you do · greetings · salutations · pleased to meet you · good day
- life supportSystems maintaining vital functions
- moral supportNon-tangible emotional assistance
- child supportMandated parental financial contribution
- tech supportTroubleshooting service for devices
- emotional supportCompassionate help during distress
- support systemNetwork providing assistance
support, supper, supplant, suppers, supping, supped, supperless, sups