the supernaculum — {{name}}

Tilt the glass with the slider. Pour until all but one drop is gone. Then upend it on the nail — if a single drop rolls off the thumb, you drank it fair.

in the glass

150.000 mL

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at rest

← → tilt by a degree (shift: five, alt: a tenth) · enter: upend · r: pour another · c: change vessel

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the ledger

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past pours

supernaculum — medieval Latin super unguem, "upon the nail." The sixteenth-century German and English drinking-table test for having drunk fair: upend the emptied cup over the back of your thumb; a single drop that rolls off the nail is honest, anything larger is wet-handed. First recorded in English in Thomas Nashe's Pierce Pennilesse, 1592.