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.