Suppé
[ soo-pey; German zoop-ey ]
/ ˈsu peɪ; German ˈzʊp eɪ /
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noun
Franz von [frahnts fuhn], /frɑnts fən/, 1819–95, Austrian composer.
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How to use Suppé in a sentence
It fortuned on a day, that Byrrhena desired me earnestly to suppe with her; and shee would in no wise take any excusation.
The Golden Asse|Lucius ApuleiusI not ask 'em nozin' what he no get, but I want my coffee for suppe'.
Manuel Pereira|F. C. AdamsIn hire suppe was no ferthing sene Of grese, whan she dronken hadde hire drauht.