Verse 74 introduces ʿirḍ for personal honor, qadhʿ for abusive speech, and ḥiyāḍ al-mawt for a scene of destructive combat. The sequence moves from a verbal attack on reputation to a boast about retaliating violently.
Asqihim bi-kaʾs literally belongs to the act of giving someone a drink. Here it threatens to expose opponents to death. Extending an ordinary verb into another sphere creates a striking, unsettling image. The verse’s violent self-praise should be interpreted as part of its historical tribal rhetoric.