stoup

Preposition: of

• wine: They could then have a stoup of wine or beer, before going to the final service, Compline.

Converse of object

• set: South wall: a stoup set in the wall to the east side of main doorway.
• have: They could then have a stoup of wine or beer, before going to the final service, Compline.
• mutilate: Within are stone benches on either side, and a mutilated stoup.
• include: There are a few features of interest within the building including an early stoup and a late 16thC monument brought from Pilleth church.

Preposition: in

• porch: The holy water stoups in the porch are made from local Portsoy Marble and were the gift of the Countess ol Findlater.

Adjective modifier

• holy: Set in the eastern buttress of the tower is a huge holy water stoup, quite out of scale with the door.
• broken: East wall: plain, but for weathered and broken stoup set into wall.
• medieval: This church also has one of the finest surviving medieval holy water stoups in the county, with a triangular hood.
• small: South wall: windows deeply splayed and small stoup set in wall close to position of former south door.

Noun used with modifier

• water: Set in the eastern buttress of the tower is a huge holy water stoup, quite out of scale with the door.
• stone: Inside there is an unusual late medieval roof, a wooden font, a stone stoup and remnants of the screen.