Teacup (noun)

A small cup, typically without a handle, used for drinking tea.

Origin:

The word teacup first appeared in the early 18th century, it is derived from the word tea and cup.

Examples:

1. She poured the tea from the pot into the delicate porcelain teacups.
2. The teacup was so small that it only held a few sips of tea.
3. I have a collection of antique teacups from all over the world.
4. She carefully balanced the teacup on her saucer as she sipped her tea.
5. The teacup was an elegant addition to the table setting.