Goblet

goblet, n. a large drinking cup without a handle. [Fr. gobclei dun of Low L. gubellus winch again is a dim. of L cup a, a cask. Sec Cup Goblin, gob'lin, a frightful phantom a fairy. (Ki goblin— Low L gobehnus—Gr. kobdlos a misclncvuus spirit See Cobalt.] Goby, go a genii', of small sea-fishes, which build nests of seaweed. [L gobins—Gr. kobiosj Go-by, gfi'-bf, n a going by without notice: escape by artifice evasion. Go-cart, go'-h.irt, n a cart or contrivance for teat lung children to go or walk. God. god, n the Supiemc Being the Creator and Preserver of the world: an object of worship, an idol a ruler —fem. Godd'OSS. [A.S god Ger gott, Goth giith, I)ut. god, and m all the other Tout languages all from a Teut. joi.t gutha, (iod, anti quite distinct from good; peril (oim with Peis khoda lord, and bans. g ntrhit, "CL ret Godfather, god'fa the n a man who, at a child’s baptism, engages to be its father in relation to — God or Hs religious training fem. God 'mother. ns God child, God -daughter, God's on. Godhead, god hcd. n. slate ol being a god deity uivme nature [God, and Head., which see in list of Affixes Godle , god'les. h\mg without God impious:.u In - adv Godle ly — Godle ne . Godlike, god'llk, adj like God divine,