Goblet

[Fr. gobelet, from gob.] A kind of cup or drinking-ve el, usually of gla , containing as much as may be taken at one large draught or swallow. "Crown high the goblets with a cheerful draught." - Dryden. Goblin, n. [Fr. gobelin , probably from Gr. kobalős , an arrant knave.] A demon; an evil spirit; a frightful phantom; a walking spirit; a gnome; an elf. "Be thou a spirit of health, or goblin damned." - Shaks. Go'by, n. [Lat. gobi us , and gobio .] (Zod.) A genus of fishes, family Gobida , has the thoracic ventrals united, either along their whole length, or at least at the base forming a hollow disc. The species are small, some of them only two or three inches long, and live among the rocks near the shore. Some of them are viviparous. Over 100 species are known.