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1. (n.) goblet
a drinking glass with a foot and stem.
2. goblet
a bowl-shaped drinking vessel in former use.
Etymology: (1300–50; ME gobelet < OF, dim. of gobel cup &indirdesc; Celtic)
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| Definition of 'goblet' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) goblet
a drinking glass with a base and stem
2. (noun) chalice, goblet
a bowl-shaped drinking vessel; especially the Eucharistic cup
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) goblet
a kind of cup or drinking vessel having a foot or standard, but without a handle
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Sense: a drinking-cup with a thin stem
He served the wine in goblets.
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 Afrikaans: beker |
 Arabic: قَدَح، طاسَه |
 Bulgarian: бокал |
 Brazilian: taça |
 Czech: sklenička s nožičkou |
 German: das Kelchglas |
 Danish: vinglas med stilk |
 Greek: κούπα, ποτήρι με στήριγμα |
 Spanish: copa |
 Estonian: pokaal |
 Farsi: گیلاس |
 Finnish: pikari |
 French: verreà pied |
 Hebrew: גָבִיע |
 Hindi: जाम |
 Croatian: vrč, pokal |
 Hungarian: talpas pohár |
 Indonesian: cawan |
 Icelandic: drykkjarbikar/-glas |
 Italian: calice |
 Japanese: 足付グラス |
 Korean: 고블릿(굽이 높은 술잔) |
 Lithuanian: taurė |
 Latvian: biķeris |
 Malay: gelas berkaki |
 Dutch: bokaal |
 Norwegian: glass med stett |
 Polish: kielich |
 Persian: گیلاس |
 Pashto: ګيلاس، قدح، پياله، ګډو ( |
 Portuguese: taça |
 Romanian: cupă |
 Russian: бокал |
 Slovak: pohár so stopkou, čaša |
 Slovenian: kelih |
 Serbian: pehar |
 Swedish: glas på fot, remmare |
 Thai: แก้วเหล้าทำด้วยแก้วหรือโล |
 Turkish: kadeh |
 Taiwanese: 高腳杯 |
 Ukrainian: келих; бокал |
 Urdu: شیشے کا ڈنڈی اور پیندے دا |
 Vietnamese: ly; cốc nhỏ |
 Chinese: 高脚杯 |
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