Synonyms for cups
cups

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1. cupsnoun

   Synonyms:
   orgies, revels, bacchanals, carousal, wassail, compotation, drinking bout

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1. List of paraphrases for "cups":

   mugs, glasses, goblets, cup, cuts, drinks, bowls

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1. Vince Bufalino:

   Decaf is not' no-caf' -- so if you are drinking three cups of decaf per day, then I would restrict that.

2. Rebekah Gee:

   So New Orleans had its normal level of celebration, which involved people congregating in large crowds and some 1.4 million tourists, we shared drink cups. We shared each other's space in the crowds. We shared floats where we were throwing not just beads but probably coronavirus off Carnival floats to people who caught it and took it with them to where they came from.

3. Paul McGinley:

   I think it's a shrewd move, they (the U.S.) have lost eight of the last 10 Ryder Cups. If you're a business and your profits keep going down, what you would do is step back, reassess everything. Put some new things in place.

4. Zach Johnson:

   I would only contemplate having Tiger Woods on the team if Tiger Woods felt – if Tiger Woods was putting up some numbers and some scores, No. 1, where Tiger Woods’s showing some sign of being competitive, and then No. 2, that discussion would be had with the other guys that are a part of that team, and specifically Tiger Woods. If there is anything I trust in Tiger Woods, is that Tiger Woods’s extremely invested in this team and the future Cups. Extremely invested. I ca n’t speak that enough.

5. Gomezgani Zakazaka:

   I’m sorry to say this in the past we have got coaches trying to play for the podium instead of thinking about the whole idea of having a U-17 or U-19 as a developmental squad, i mean we have been stars of U-17, World Cups. But what happens after that? How do we take our success at the U-17 up to the national team? These are questions that we should be asking ourselves as Africa.