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caterer

 

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Noun caterer has 1 sense
  1. caterer - someone who provides food and service (as for a party)
    --1 is a kind of
    supplier, provider
    Derived forms: verb cater2, verb cater1

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Caterer

A caterer is a person or a company that provides food and drinks for special events or functions, often away from their own premises.

Noun

  1. A professional caterer takes care of all aspects of food preparation, delivery, and service for events such as weddings, parties, and corporate gatherings.
  2. Example sentence: The caterer ensured that the guests were served delicious and beautifully presented meals at the wedding.

  3. In the local sense, a caterer can also refer to a small business or an individual who prepares and delivers food, often specializing in a specific cuisine, to local customers.
  4. Example sentence: We ordered takeout from our favorite local caterer, who always prepares the most flavorful Thai dishes.

Verb

  1. The verb form of caterer refers to the act of providing food and drinks for an event or function as a professional caterer.
  2. Example sentence: The restaurant decided to cater the business conference, showcasing their culinary talent as caterers.

  3. Locally, the verb form of caterer can also mean the act of preparing and delivering food to local customers.
  4. Example sentence: She decided to caterer for extra income, delivering delicious homemade meals to her neighbors.

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