† hanapn.
/ˈhanəp/ Obsolete exc. Historical.
A drinking-vessel, a wine-cup or goblet. In later use applied, as an antiquarian term, to medieval goblets of ornate character.
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chalicec825
napeOE
copc950
fullOE
cupc1000
canOE
shalec1075
scalec1230
maselin?a1300
mazer1311
richardine1352
dish1381
fiole1382
pece1383
phialc1384
gobletc1400
bowl-cup1420
chalice-cup1420
crusec1420
mazer-cup1434
goddard1439
stoup1452
bicker1459
cowl1476
tankard1485
stop1489
hanapa1513
skull1513
Maudlin cup1544
Magdalene cup?a1549
mazer bowl1562
skew1567
shell1577
godet1580
mazard1584
bousing-can1590
cushion1594
glove1609
rumkin1636
Maudlin pot1638
Pimlico1654
mazer dish1656
mug1664
tumbler1664
souce1688
streaker1694
ox-eye1703
false-cup1708
tankard-cup1745
poculum1846
phiale1867
tumbler-cup1900
stem-cup1915
sippy cup1986
a1513 R. Fabyan New Cronycles Eng. & Fraunce (1516) II. f. cliii Kyng Rycharde gaue vnto the Frenshe Kyng an hanap or Basyn of golde wt an Ewir to the same.
1530 J. Palsgrave Lesclarcissement 54 Hanap is olde romant, though I fynde it used in Froissart.
1823 W. Scott Quentin Durward I. iv. 83 He had, indeed, four silver hanaps of his own.
1853 A. Soyer Pantropheon 365 Charles the Bald gave to the Abbey of St. Denis a hanap, said to have belonged to Solomon.
1879 C. Dickens Dict. London (1884) 25/1 A..collection of mazers and hanaps and cups.
1894 Times 19 July 4/4 A silver-gilt bulb hanap and cover, on three feet formed as draped male figures on diamond-shaped plinths..German, end of the 15th century.
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