A large metal vessel with two handles that is awarded as a trophy to the winner of a competition.
Spanish
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She felt under her chin, cupped her hand under her left breast.
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He scrambled to use his cupped hands to toss out the water.
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Rainwater cupped in the new foliage showered him every time he moved.
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They cupped the water in their hands and drank long and deep.
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He cupped a hand at his earpiece, listened, and spoke to Andropov:
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Opening them, he very gently cupped her cheek with his left hand.
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She smacked her cupped hand into the water, splashing him, and laughed.
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With his right hand, he cupped and caressed one of her breasts.
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Bryant cupped his hands, blew into them and thought for a moment.
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He lit it; the flame sizzled and flared under his cupped hand.
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She drank from cupped hands, then settled in to watch the house.
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The vapors came welling up over his cupped hand, heavy and rich.
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The man in her stood up with hands cupped over his mouth.
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He moved his hand up and cupped one of her heavy breasts.
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Searching, I found its key; a cupped indentation upon which I pressed.
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It sounded as if Dennis had cupped the phone and said something.
