stoup
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++stoup /stuːp/ noun [countable] RRCa container for holy water near the entrance to a church 〔教堂入口附近的〕圣水钵
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stoup• A young boy with a ladle and a stoup of water wetted their grizzled mouths.• The gaoler returned and left a stoup of water.• In place of the holy water stoup, a baptismal vessel is held above his head by John.Origin stoup (1300-1400) Old Norse staup “cup”stoup nounChinese
near holy Corpus a for a container to the water entrance
stoup
stoup /stuːp/
noun [countable]
stoup /stuːp/
noun [countable] Date: 1300-1400
Language: Old Norse
Origin: staup 'cup'
a container for holy water near the entrance to a church
Language: Old Norse
Origin: staup 'cup'