quaich
/ˈkwɑːɪtʃ/Definitions
1. noun
A two-handled cup or mug, typically made of metal, used for drinking whisky or other spirits.
“In the Scottish tradition, the quaich is often used as a symbol of friendship and hospitality.”
2. verb
To drink whisky or other spirits from a quaich, often as a sign of friendship or camaraderie.
“The two friends decided to quaich together to celebrate the special occasion.”