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Definition of goblet - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
drinking vesselcup with a stem, often used for drinking or ceremonies
- He raised the goblet for a toast.
- She admired the intricate designs on the goblet.
- The goblet was part of the medieval banquet set.
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cup with a stem, often used for drinking or ceremonies
Expressions with goblet
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having the form of a goblet
The vase was goblet-shaped, with a wide rim.
type of cell that secretes mucus in epithelial tissue
Goblet cells are abundant in the lining of the intestines..
squat exercise holding a weight at chest level
He performed a goblet squat to strengthen his legs.
Origin of goblet
Old French, gobel (cup)
Terms with goblet included in their meaning
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plant
Nierembergia genus with goblet-like blossoms
instrument
west african drum with a goblet shape used in ceremonies
music
goblet drum used in Persian music
shape
having the form of a goblet
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- French:calice, ...
- German:Kelch, ...
- Italian:calice, ...
- Spanish:copa, ...
- Portuguese:taça, ...
- Chinese:高脚杯, ...
- Japanese:ゴブレット, ...
- Arabic:قَدَح, ...
- Hebrew:גְּבִיעַ, ...
- Russian:бокал, ...
- Ukrainian:кубок на ніжці, ...
- Hindi:गॉबलेट, ...

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