Any type of glass cup made for drinking cold beverages. Using one to drink a hot beverage is not recommended as it could break, unless the glass is thick.

Types

footed glasses

• Danbooru post #8530852: cocktail glass (long stem, conical bowl)
• Danbooru post #8199893: champagne coupe (long stem, wide shallow round bowl)
• Danbooru post #8072231: margarita glass (long stem, upside-down-sombrero-like bowl)
• Danbooru post #7611208: nick and nora glass (long stem, small, round bowl)
• Danbooru post #4237968: goblet glass (short stem, wide bowl, straight-sided)
• Danbooru post #8592630: snifter glass (right) (short stem, wide bowl, narrow top)
• Danbooru post #8035122: wine glass (long stem, wide round bowl, narrow top)
• Danbooru post #7598009: poco grande glass (short, wide vase-shaped bowl)
• Danbooru post #8545421: hurricane glass (tall, narrow vase-shaped bowl)
• Danbooru post #8018239: champagne flute (long stem, tall narrow bowl)

Tumbler glasses

• Danbooru post #8161263: tumbler glass (cylindrical-like, flat-bottomed, no stem nor handle, only used when unidentifiable)
• Danbooru post #8444681: faceted glass (type of tumbler glass, multi-sided)
• Danbooru post #8091121: highball glass (type of tumbler glass, tall, straight-sided)
• Danbooru post #8128916: rocks glass (type of tumbler glass, short, thick base, wide rim)
• Danbooru post #6469969: shot glass (type of tumbler glass, small)

See also

• Alcohol
• Holding cup
• Holding drink
• Tag Group:Food Tags

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The following tags implicate this tag: champagne_coupe, champagne_flute, cocktail_glass, highball_glass, hurricane_glass, rocks_glass, shot_glass, tumbler_glass, and wine_glass (learn more).

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