She placed the cup towels on the drying rack after washing the dishes.

The cup-shotten smith stumbled out of the inn, singing loudly into the night.

At the tavern, they jokingly called him a sneak-cup after he consistently left his glass untouched during the rounds.

The Grey Cup, played each late November between the West and East Division champions of the Canadian Football League, attracts fans from coast to coast.

The archaeologist carefully described the parabolic cup found at the site as a distinctive mastos used for communal libations.

At the inn, the old friends shared a parting-cup, each drinking to one another's safe return before setting off.

At the county fair, the cup-tosser claimed she could tell your future from the tea leaves at a glance.

The conservation group documented several rare cup orchids blooming along the riverbank.

In the humid cloud forest, a single cup orchid clung to the mossy branch, its minuscule blooms attracting curious hoverflies.

At the science museum, an antique Tantalus cup on display fascinated the children as its hidden siphon in the little man's neck caused the water to drain and then mysteriously refill.