quaich Definition
quaich (kwākh)
noun
Scot. a small, shallow drinking cup, usually with two handles
Etymology: Gael cuach, cup < LL caucus, cup < or akin to Gr kaukos
quaich Usage Examples
Converse of object
- engrave: However, Bill Yuile took the prize, and was presented with an engraved quaich.
- include: They include a traditional Scottish quaich, items of crystal, business card holders, key rings, pens and more.
Noun used with modifier
silver: The event was judged by Professor Steve Beaumont and Professor Robin Leake, and the prize was an engraved silver quaich.
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