cater

[ˈkeɪtər]

Definition:
1. To provide food and drinks for a social event.
2. Provide food and drink, typically at social events and in a professional capacity.

Use 'cater' in a sentence:

• 1. "We attempted to cater to everybody, " says Wolff, and in doing so, catered to no one.
• 2. Does the school cater for all abilities?
• 3. The food is wonderful they cater well for vegetarians and children and the staff are really friendly and professional.
• 4. She works hard at two jobs, one in catering , the other in a nightclub, so when she has a night off she likes to let her hair down.
• 5. The owner of the restaurant added some popular fast foods to cater to the tastes of younger customers.
• 6. We cater to both Chinese and Western tastes.
• 7. We should cater to the needs of the customers.
• 8. Special bus and rail services are being laid on to cater for the crowds.
• 9. Some clients feel like you exist solely to cater to their every whim.
• 10. My mother helped to cater for the party.
• 11. The chef is pleased to cater for vegetarian diets.
• 12. We cater to an exclusive clientele.