Saw ADC's post on his rabbit "supper", that term seems to be going obsolete, though I still use it..

So what do y'all call your evening meal?.....something to talk about other than the straights of Hormuz..lol

Supper here. My daughter in law calls it dinner most of the time and it sounds strange to me. I’m like “who eats lunch at 6 pm?” Lmao

I always spelled it with one p. My youngest daughter, who spells like me said “just remember, you want more p’s for supper”. Seems to work. lol

Supper...... born a a Nebraskan will die with Nebraska blood in me no matter where I reside. Dinner is something you eat on Sunday's after church.

Pretty much the same here. Dinner is a more formal mid day meal, typically on holidays with family.

Grew up calling lunch "dinner" and the last meal "supper."

At some point it changed (unless I'm talking to old guys) where we don't say supper.

Supper in evening, dinner at noon

Supper here

THIS^^

To me it's the same thing. I grew up with it being called supper, however during work travels it's always called dinner. So I find them one in the same.

However if I'm talking to my dad, dinner means lunch.

I'm sure it's a lot like the "pop", "soda", "coke" way of referring to a pop. It's all about where you grew up I think!

Always been breakfast,dinner,evening meal supper here.

It seems like all the farm families here always said breakfast first, dinner at noon and supper in the evening, thus the name "supper club" for better evening restaurants.

It's DINNAH...end of story

I agree with Patrice. Depends on where you live and how you grew up. In SD, we started our day at 7 am with a great breakfast. A light lunch around 10 am a great DINNER about noon and nice lunch at 4 pm and a great SUPPER at 7 - 8 pm. Everyday except Sunday. We slept a little longer on the Lord's Day, went to Church about 10 am, had a big DINNER at noon and a light Supper around 6 pm and always got a good Sunday afternoon nap. We thought only the rich called Supper DINNER. This was somewhat seasonal. The schedule was adjusted in the winter and after school started. We were not a social group. Just worked.

Supper

Breakfast, lunch and supper. Dinner is for holidays

Yep ever since growing up on the farm
Breakfast, Dinner, Supper

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it depends where you are

it can change from one side of the county to the other.

breakfast , lunch , supper for me

a few miles west they are all about breakfast dinner supper but their big meal of the day was dinner on the farm

I don't mind the word dinner but I am going to ask what time we are eating no matter what. none of these words sets a time some set a range of times but 0400 to 1130 is a wide range