bragget Sentence Examples
- The medieval feast featured barrels of hearty bragget, much to the delight of the guests.
- In olden times, nobles often enjoyed lavish banquets accompanied by copious amounts of bragget.
- The tavern served a particularly potent brew of bragget, favored by travelers seeking warmth on cold nights.
- As the villagers celebrated the harvest festival, they toasted with mugs of frothy bragget.
- The recipe for traditional bragget was a closely guarded secret among brewers in the region.
- The aroma of honey and spices filled the air as the brewmaster stirred a batch of bubbling bragget.
- Knights returning from battle would gather at the tavern to share tales over flagons of strong bragget.
- During the Renaissance, poets and minstrels often found inspiration in the company of friends and a tankard of sweet bragget.
- In medieval folklore, it was said that drinking bragget could bestow courage and strength upon the imbiber.
- As the winter solstice approached, families brewed large batches of bragget to celebrate the season's festivities.
bragget Meaning
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bragget (n.)
A liquor made of ale and honey fermented, with spices, etc.
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A liquor made of ale and honey fermented, with spices, etc.
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The medieval feast featured barrels of hearty bragget, much to the delight of the guests.
In olden times, nobles often enjoyed lavish banquets accompanied by copious amounts of bragget.
The tavern served a particularly potent brew of bragget, favored by travelers seeking warmth on cold nights.
As the villagers celebrated the harvest festival, they toasted with mugs of frothy bragget.
