supping's Usage Examples:

The name Hedydipna comes from the Greek hēdudeipnos, meaning "dainty-supping" or "sweet-eating" — a reference to the nectar sipping habits of these.

emperor nearly lost his life by the falling in of the roof, while he was supping there with a party of friends.

asked his way to Norwich; He went by the south and burnt his mouth With supping cold pease porridge.

theology: Is it not as easie to imagine two Mice bilking Coachmen, and supping at the Devil; as to suppose a Hind entertaining the Panther at a Hermit's.

Sansom, a passenger, who had been supping with Sir Robert Peel, went upon deck to smoke a cigar; it was a dark night.

the Anglais' was a great supping place, the little rabbit hutches of the entresol being the scene of some.

"I dreamt that I had died, and was supping with the dead!" said Wilde.

report in the Maysville Eagle, Apuckshunnubbe, the great Medal Chief, after supping at Captain Langhorne's on Wednesday last, in the evening attempted to go.

Forster of Stocksfield, Anne Dryden of Prudhoe and Lucy Thompson of Mickley, supping with theire proctector which they called their god in the Riding house.

On the 29th the mock mayor, who had been 'supping too freely of the fair ale', was pulled around on a cart to claim his pretend.

After supping with Mrs.

report in the Maysville Eagle, Apuckshunnubbe, the great Medal Chief, after supping at Captain Langhorne’s on Wednesday last, in the evening attempted to go.

the tankard had to be used to disguise the fact that he was not really supping beer.

Synonyms:

eating; feeding;