Dinner Or Supper?

[SuperSweet]

As usual, the title says it all: Do you use the term "dinner" or "supper" for that meal in the evening. Or maybe you say something else!
The rhyme and reason for this thread is simply because a friend and I got into a mini-discussion about what word is more often used (hence this thread), so I would like to know what your last-meal terminology is:


♦♦♦I personally use "dinner"♦♦♦
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OK, I just have to say to EVERYONE for putting me over 230 votes!!

[disneyfreak102]

I use dinner, but my granddad uses supper

[lucky4me243]

I say dinner. And for my rabbit, I say din din. xD Long story.

[b1uski3sxox]

I actually say "supper", because that's the way I was raised, but I try to say "dinner"... but by the time I realize I've said "supper", it's too late, though.

[SuperChihuahua]

I don't know I think I use both, but dinner mostly.

[dotdotduck]

I say "dinner".

[SuperSweet]

Thanx muchly, everyone! Din-din for your rabbit? That's a story I'd love to hear.
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[lucky4me243]

LOL, well, it's not really a long story, so I'll tell you anyway.
My rabbit's nickname is BunBun, so when I give him dinner I say "Here's your dindin!"
The End.
xD

[SuperSweet]

Originally Posted by lucky4me243

LOL, well, it's not really a long story, so I'll tell you anyway.
My rabbit's nickname is BunBun, so when I give him dinner I say "Here's your dindin!"
The End.
xD

Oh, that's a cute name♥! When the Papa of the family feeds our cat, he calls it "her dinny-dinner". The crazy names we give meals... especially for animals!
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[bekah_rose]

I say whatever. xD
Sometimes I say Dinner is Lunch, sometimes supper is Dinner.
Who knows what I'll do, as long as I get food I don't care what I call it. xDD