Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Sup"

"Hey" Short for "what's up"

Sup is a short form of "What is up?" which is a greeting. When you ask "Sup?" you are asking if anything noteworthy or interesting has happened recently. However, it's very common not to answer this question and just treat it the same as "Hi."

it's another way to say hello casually or to friends

'S'up bro', 'S'up man', 'S'up dude'. 'S'up' is a greeting, from 'what's up'

Hey what's up man? Sup dude what's going on?

‘Sup has only one purpose, really. It’s a contraction of “what is up.” What is up -> what’s up -> ‘sup. It can be used in place of what’s up so use it to greet your friends. Example: ‘Sup, Scott. How was your test?”

Sip is to drink a very little bit of a drink. It can be a noun or a verb. "My coffee was too hot, so I took one small sip at a time." "I sipped at my soda so it would last through the whole move." Sup is a very old fashioned way to say "dine" or "eat a meal." It is related to the word "supper," which is another word for dinner (or lunch, or tea -- it depends who you ask). "He supped on bread and wine." It's probably better if you never use the word "sup," but you might read it, or hear it in a movie.

"Aaaron" only exists in English as a (largely American) forename. "To sup" is an archaic word for "to eat".

Yeah is commonly used informally like in everyday life yep I'd say it's also used informally. I'd say it's fine to use either one on a daily basis. Yes is used more in formal settings

Lmao - Laughing my ass off Lmfao - Laughing my fucking ass off Rofl - Rolling on floor Laughing Ttyl - talk to you later Gtg- got to go asap - as soon as possible wtf - what the fuck wth - what the hell gth - go to hell 😂

"What's up" is just an English phrase to ask you what you are doing. Anna: What's up? Marco: Nothing much. Lisa: What's up? John: I'm reading a book right now, what's up with you? Lisa: I'm just talking to you. These are some scenarios I've often seen played out with "What's up", but you can literally just answer with whatever you're doing. Also, a really cheesy joke that's said a lot is: Dave: What's up? Lyn: The sky/Gas prices/(anything that is physically or other wise "up") hope this helps :)