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In English, Is there another name for the handle of a coffee/tea cup/mug?

puzzleking123 | 13:39 Sun 09th Jan 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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In English, Is there another name for the handle of a coffee/tea cup/mug?

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boxtops

Not that I know of... is this a crossword answer?

A squid.

boxtops

where did you find that, naz? not in my dictionary!

I think there probably is, but I don't see the need to use an alternative.
In what context has the question arisen.

Hopefully one of our other quiz buffs- cdwrover123 or dr.chris -may see your question and may be able to help.

could be a loop

lug

quinie

woofgang, in parts of Scotland they call it a lug (possibly because it is ear-shaped) but puzzleking123 has asked for an English name!

when i learned to pot in England, at college, I was taught that name by an English potter.

how many letters?

I may have an answer - a dryntol. This is defined as the ear of a pot or cup and is Welsh in origin

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