crucibulum

/krʌˈsɪbʌləm/

Definitions

1. noun

A cup or container used in the Mass for mixing the water and wine for the Eucharist, or a similar cup used in certain Christian rituals.

“The priest used the crucibulum to prepare the sacred elements for the Mass.”

Synonyms

  • chalice
  • ciborium

Antonyms

  • ladle
  • spoon