Mug isn't to steal. Mug is a slang term for a street robbery. It relates to the robbers view that their victim is a mug, where a mug is person who is gullible, vulnerable or somehow otherwise in no position to defend themselves. So the descriptive term for such a robbery is a mugging.
A mug is a drinking vessel with a handle
A drinking vessel for beer. It's a mug.
"CUP" or "MUG"
China is a poor conductor of heat, steel a very good conductor. Heat from the tea would make the steel mug an unpleasant vessel from which to drink.
The only reason I can find for it being a bad idea in an open stainless mug is that you could scald yourself as the metal heats up.
Nothing he got a mug shot for traffic violation
A mug is a sturdy, often cylindrical container used for drinking beverages, while "burgle" means to unlawfully break into a building with the intent of committing theft. They are unrelated terms with different meanings and uses.
The shadow of a drinking glass will have a circular shape, while the shadow of a mug will have a more irregular shape due to the handle and other protruding parts. Additionally, the shadow of the glass will be more defined and uniform compared to the mug's shadow.
Glass, cup, mug, tankard, flagon, chalice, bottle, flask, jug...
Root beer
the answer is tankard
A horn.