The phrase "a good supper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a meal that is enjoyable or satisfying, typically eaten in the evening.
Example: "After a long day at work, I look forward to coming home and enjoying a good supper with my family."
Alternatives: "a nice dinner" or "a pleasant meal".
"I'll wrastle with any man for a good supper," goes a 1617 citation, "... catch that catch may".
A tall, well-built man with an imposing physical presence, Sherrin was an inveterate first-nighter, always enjoying a couple of stiff Martinis before the show and a good supper afterwards.
But a good supper... that's something you can control.
The other day, a young women who lives in my neighborhood said, "Have a good day". I replied, "Cook a good supper". I didn't know I was going to say this.
He was ashamed to breathe deeply with his mouth open like a fish out of water and faint right there in front of his classmates, who did understand the texts… unless their expression of intense faith was nothing more than an act put on so they could later get a good supper as a reward.
For instance, a woman who suffered from intense hunger, trembling, and insomnia when she took ARVs without food described the absence of adverse effects when she took them on a full stomach: "This medicine, before you take it if you're really full, you have had a good breakfast, a good lunch, and then also had a good supper, then you take them and there are no side effects".
If they were incredibly fortunate, they were summoned to the royal court and rewarded with a really good supper.
Mr. Boulud says that, served with a loaf of country bread, this makes a good family supper dish.
A good enough supper if you can remember to add cloves, onion and bay to the sauce as well as a snowy mountain of grated pecorino.
The dancing component is mostly gone, but good supper clubs have fine-tuned the rituals of dining and drinking to near perfection.
