cater definition

  • verb-intransitive:
    • To provide food or activity.
    • To be specifically attentive or solicitous; minister: The nurses catered to my per need. The legislation catered to different special-interest teams.
    • to present food; purchasing, procure, or create provisions.
    • By extension: To supply what's needed or desired, at theatrical or music entertainments; -- accompanied by for or to.

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  • verb-transitive:
    • to present food solution for: a small business that provides banquets and weddings.
    • for carrying on the wants or needs of.
    • To cut diagonally.

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  • verb:
    • to supply food professionally for a unique celebration.
    • to produce things to fulfill one or a necessity, to provide.
    • To cut diagonally.
    • offer food prepared to consume; for parties and banquets
    • give what exactly is desired or required, particularly assistance, food or sustenance

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  • noun:
    • A provider; a purveyor; a caterer.
    • A provider; a purveyor; a caterer.
    • The four of cards or dice.
    • A caterer; a purveyor; an acater.
    • The four-spot of cards or dice.

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  • others:
    • to create supply, since meals, activity, etc.; become a purveyor: as, to appeal to a depraved appetite.
    • To reduce diagonally.

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