cup /kup/

1. A drinking vessel, roughly hemispherical, usu with one handle
2. A hollow
3. A cup-shaped structure (biology)
4. Either of the two cup-shaped supports for the breasts in a brassière
5. A cupful
6. A dry or liquid measure used in cooking, equal to approx half a pint (a little over one quarter of a litre)
7. The liquid, etc contained in a cup
8. A mixed beverage made with wine (as in claret cup)
9. An ornamental vessel offered as a prize
10. A competition with such a vessel as a prize
11. The plastic or metal casing that lines a hole (golf)
12. The hole itself
13. The chalice, or the consecrated wine, at the Eucharist
14. That which one receives or undergoes in life, one's lot in life

1. To form (one's hands) into the shape of a cup
2. To hold in one's cupped hands
3. To lodge in or as if in a cup
4. To draw blood to the surface of the skin by means of cupping-glasses in order to facilitate bloodletting or to relieve chest infection, etc (medicine)
5. To make drunk (obsolete)

To become cup-shaped

cupˈful noun (pl cupˈfuls)

As much as fills a cup

cupˈpa noun (informal)

A cup of tea

cuppˈer noun

1. A cupbearer
2. A person professionally engaged in cupping

cuppˈing noun (medicine)

(esp formerly) the application of cups from which the air is removed in order to draw blood to the surface of the skin

cupˈ-and-ball noun

1. A ball-and-socket joint
2. The game of catching a tethered ball in a cup on the end of a stick

cupˈ-and-ring (mark) noun (archaeology)

A cup mark surrounded by one or more incised rings, carved on stones

cupˈbearer noun

A person who attends at a feast to fill and hand out wine cups

cupˈcake noun

1. A small round cake baked in a foil or paper case
2. An attractive woman (N Am sl)
3. A mad or eccentric person (N Am sl)
4. A term of endearment (N American)

cup coral noun

A simple cup-shaped coral

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