sup.

sup.

abbr.
1. superior
2. superlative
3. supine
4.
a. supplement
b. supplementary
5. Latin supra (above)
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sup.

abbreviation for
1. above
2. superior
3. (Grammar) grammar superlative
[from Latin supra]
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And a doe leaped up, and a doe leaped up From the pond in the wood where the wild deer sup. This I, scouting alone, beheld, Once, twice and again!
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"That is only the affair of a moment, then we shall sup."
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On the road the cousin proposed they should go up to the hermitage to drink a sup. The instant Sancho heard this he steered his Dapple towards it, and Don Quixote and the cousin did the same; but it seems Sancho's bad luck so ordered it that the hermit was not at home, for so a sub-hermit they found in the hermitage told them.
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