Goblet

/ˈɡɒblɪt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A drinking cup or vessel, typically one that is tall and has a base.

He raised his goblet in a toast to the bride and groom.

A cup with a stem, used for drinking wine or other beverages.

The wine was served in a beautifully crafted goblet.

A ceremonial cup often used in religious or ritualistic contexts.

The priest held the goblet high during the ceremony.

Middle English 'goblet', from Old French 'gobelet', a diminutive of 'gobe', meaning 'cup'.

goblet of fire

A magical artifact in the Harry Potter series used to select contestants for the Triwizard Tournament.

raise a goblet

To make a toast at a gathering or celebration.

chalice

A large cup or goblet, typically used for drinking wine.

beaker

A cylindrical container used for holding liquids, often in laboratory settings.

A humorous reference to a large cup used for excessive drinking.

After a few rounds, he was drinking from his giant goblet.

In gaming, a container that holds significant rewards or treasures.

I opened the treasure goblet and found the rare item inside.