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suppertime

[ UK /sˈʌpətˌa‍ɪm/ ]
NOUN
  1. the customary or habitual hour for the evening meal

How To Use suppertime In A Sentence

  • Artichokes were great suppertime treats in our household, and happily, we lived near the self-proclaimed Artichoke Capital of the World, Castroville. The English Is Coming!
  • Instead, that dear man created a large, personalized, full-color portrait of Snoopy's "suppertime" routine. Mail Call
  • Now it is suppertime and Mamma is pacing in front of the window. The Trouble With May Amelia
  • Finally Vi forbade her to mention the subject more than twice at any one suppertime. HUMAN VOICES
  • I'd smelled that malodor of skunk in the air, just a hint of it, around suppertime. Archive 2009-10-01
  • At suppertime, Wendell says, Can you pass the potatoes, Ivan? The Trouble With May Amelia
  • I'd smelled that malodor of skunk in the air, just a hint of it, around suppertime. The Mondays: Sometimes the Muse Is In the Bushes
  • Off to work every morning, clean shaven, youthful necks in knotted ties, days spent in unknown labors, home again at suppertime to take a critical glance at the evening meal and to shake out the newspaper, hold it up between themselves and the muddle of the kitchen, the ailments and emotions, the babies. A Quiet Genius
  • This house belongs to my great-aunt; you will meet her at suppertime, which is six. Time and Again
  • Tea-terrorists in the morning, tea-terrorists in the evening, tea-terrorists at suppertime … Think Progress » Avatar director wants to ‘shoot it out’ with ‘asshole’ Glenn Beck and climate-denier ‘boneheads.’
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