teacup (Meaning)

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teacup (n)

as much as a teacup will hold

a cup from which tea is drunk

Webster

A small cup from which to drink tea.

The delicate teacup balanced precariously on the saucer, threatening to shatter with the slightest tremor.
The antique teacup, adorned with intricate patterns, evoked a sense of nostalgia and bygone eras.
The aroma of freshly brewed tea filled the room, inviting guests to gather around the table for a leisurely teacup conversation.
She sipped her teacup slowly, savoring the warmth and comfort it provided on a chilly afternoon.
The teacup slipped from her grasp, shattering into a million pieces, sending a surge of disappointment through her.
The teacup collection lined the shelves, each piece a treasured memento of special occasions and cherished memories.
The teacup's chipped rim and faded colors spoke of its well-loved past, a testament to the countless stories it could tell.
She adorned the teacup with a miniature doll, turning it into a whimsical display piece for her dresser.
The teacup became a vessel for her hopes and dreams, as she penned her innermost thoughts on its surface.
The teacup served as a symbol of unity and fellowship, bringing people together for meaningful conversations and shared moments.

as much as a teacup will hold, a cup from which tea is drunkA small cup from which to drink tea.

glass,cup, goblet, chalice, tableware, mug, stoneware, crockery, porcelain, earthenware

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The delicate teacup balanced precariously on the saucer, threatening to shatter with the slightest tremor.

The antique teacup, adorned with intricate patterns, evoked a sense of nostalgia and bygone eras.

The aroma of freshly brewed tea filled the room, inviting guests to gather around the table for a leisurely teacup conversation.

She sipped her teacup slowly, savoring the warmth and comfort it provided on a chilly afternoon.