Drinking - Law Dictionary Search Results
Quaigh
A small shallow cup or drinking vessel
Rumkin
A popular or jocular name for a drinking vessel
Rummer
A large and tall glass or drinking cup
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Scyphus
A kind of large drinking cup used by Greeks and Romans esp by poor folk
Ablution
Ceremonial washing. In ecclesiastical law the ceremonial washing of the chalice and paten after the consumption and the drinking of the water used
Prosit
Lit may it do you good a salutation used in well wishing esp among Germans as in drinking healths also used in the contracted form prost
Cocula
Cocula, a cogue or drinking-cup.
Hobnob
Have or have not a familiar invitation to reciprocal drinking
Diota
A vase or drinking cup having two handles or ears
Dramming
The practice of drinking drams
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