Cater is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CATER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to provide food and service
• provide people with food and drink at a social event or other gathering
• provide food and drink for (an event)
• provide with what is needed or required
• take into account or make allowances for
• try to satisfy (a need or demand)
• provide what is needed or wanted, esp food or services
• To cut diagonally.
• give what is desired or needed, especially support, food or sustenance
• supply food ready to eat; for parties and banquets
NOUN:
• A provider; a purveyor; a caterer.
• To provide food; to buy, procure, or prepare provisions.
• By extension: To supply what is needed or desired, at theatrical or musical entertainments; -- followed by for or to.
• The four of cards or dice.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide food and service for

Words related to CATER

catered10 catering11 caters8

Words that contain CATER

acater8 caters8 acaters9 cateran9 catered10 caterer9 locater9 caterans10 caterers10 cateress10 catering11 locaters10 placater12 caterings12 caterwaul14 placaters13 uncatered12 cateresses12 caterwauls15 catercorner15 caterpillar15 caterwauled17 caterwauler16 caterpillars16 caterwaulers17 caterwauling18 catercornered18 caterwaulings19

How to use CATER in a sentence

• And although we sit on a modest roof, the shopkeepers cater to us.
• He was too listless even to cater for his daily bread by writing his articles for the magazines.
• But a boy begins to consume his rival with politeness, to seek him out from all other beings on earth, to study his tastes and cater to his humors.
• This is a somewhat risky determination as there is great competition among the various centres and business firms which cater for Ski-runners.
• I grant this is no Fryday and I at this tyme no cater for the fishmarkett.
• Consequently both parties must alike cater to that balance of political power.
• Midas shows a righteous zeal In preaching self-control at every meal, She never in her stately home forgets To cater freely for her precious pets.
• Separate coaches are provided on railway trains, hotels, restaurants, theaters and other places of amusement, which cater to white customers, do not permit negro patrons.
• It was for this section that the Konkan Mail would cater to.
• He knew admirably how to cater to the prejudices of the masses.
• Chideock is a clean pleasant street of houses most of whose occupants let lodgings or cater for the passing traveller in one way or another.
• The Venetians speedily discovered that they had an inherent taste for opera, and the musicians of the day delighted to cater for it.
• The new form of entertainment speedily became popular among the rich burghers of the Free City, and composers were easily found to cater for their taste.
• Care has been exercised to meet the actual needs of those who wish to cultivate a taste for light, wholesome dishes, or to cater to the vagaries of the most capricious appetites.
• They need ponies to ride, and beef to eat, and they have got the idea into their heads that we were sent out here to cater to their wants.
• It would seem that I am one of those travellers for whom the railway bookstall does not cater.
• Most motoring millionaires dash by in a cloud of dust to the cathedral town, where a smart modern hotel has been run up to cater for tourists.
• Where women cater to the dishonorable and unchaste, there can be no civilization, no sanctity of the home, which should be the very citadel of honor.
• It was a little thing, after all, I told myself sharply, to subordinate my individuality and cater to her whims.
• Other writers can, of course, make excellent provision for their own old ages, but they cannot do so for mine, any more than I should succeed if I were to try to cater for theirs.
• Too many brands on an animal was an objection to the shippers and feeders of the North, and we were anxious to cater to their wishes as far as possible.
• Since you are running a trail hospital, you want to cater to man and beast.
• The Republicans of this coast, like the Democrats, talk and resolve against him for political effect, merely to cater to the ignorant voters of their party.
• Through all the shelling Commander Cater ran along the pier to give some direction regarding the pinnaces, but was killed before he got there.
• He knew that the public taste was low, and his business was to cater to public taste.

Similar words containing CAT without suffix er

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