Cup ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Cup ( noun )

1. A small open container usually used for drinking; usually has a handle.
2. A unit of measurement for liquid volume.

Origin:

Middle english cuppe, from old english cupp, from latin cuppa, from greek kyppos drinking vessel.

Examples:

1. She filled the cup with tea.
2. I poured a cup of coffee.
3. He held the cup with both hands.
4. The cup holds a pint of liquid.
5. She served the soup in a cup.

(As a verb)

Cup ( verb )

1. A small open container usually used for drinking; usually has a handle.
2. A unit of measurement for liquid volume.

Origin:

Middle english cuppe, from old english cupp, from latin cuppa, from greek kyppos drinking vessel.

Examples:

1. She filled the cup with tea.
2. I poured a cup of coffee.
3. He held the cup with both hands.
4. The cup holds a pint of liquid.
5. She served the soup in a cup.