Synonyms and antonyms of Types of cup or glass in British Thesaurus

beaker (noun)

British a plastic cup with straight sides used for drinking

chalice (noun)

a large cup for wine, especially one used during the Christian ceremony of Holy Communion

cup (noun)

a small round container for a drink, usually with a handle

flute (noun)

a tall narrow glass, especially one for drinking champagne

glass (noun)

a small container made of glass used for a drink

goblet (noun)

a large wine glass with a tall stem

goblet (noun)

a metal or glass cup used in the past for drinking wine

mug (noun)

a cup with straight sides and no saucer, used mainly for hot drinks

mug (noun)

a large glass with a handle used for drinking beer

schooner (noun)

American a large glass for beer

schooner (noun)

British a large glass for sherry (=a type of strong wine)

snifter (noun)

American a glass shaped like a bowl used for drinking brandy

stein (noun)

a large cup for beer, often with a lid

stem (noun)

the long thin part of a wine glass that joins the bowl to the base

tankard (noun)

a large metal or glass cup for drinking beer with a handle and sometimes with a lid

teacup (noun)

a cup for drinking tea

tumbler (noun)

a drinking glass without a handle or stem

wine glass (noun)

a glass with a thin stem and a base, used for drinking wine