jorum Sentence Examples
- In the medieval tavern, the patrons raised their pewter jorums in a toast to the king's health.
- The jorum, brimming with frothy ale, was passed around the table, each drinker taking a hearty sip.
- The jester entertained the crowd, his bawdy jokes and clever rhymes echoing off the walls of the stone-walled inn, as the patrons clutched their silver jorums.
- The old mariner, his face weathered by years of seafaring, regaled us with tales of his adventures, his weathered hands cradling a wooden jorum filled with rum.
- As the clock struck midnight, the witch raised her jorum, filled with a bubbling potion, and chanted an incantation, her voice echoing through the ancient forest.
- In the heart of the bustling marketplace, the spice merchant, his stall adorned with exotic wares, poured a jorum of sweet-smelling myrrh for a discerning customer.
- The knight, clad in gleaming armor, raised his jorum of mead in victory, celebrating his triumph over the dragon, the cheers of his loyal companions filling the grand hall.
- The alchemist, his laboratory filled with strange and wondrous apparatus, carefully poured a jorum of shimmering liquid into a flask, his eyes gleaming with anticipation.
- As the storm raged outside, the group of travelers huddled around the hearth, their hands wrapped around wooden jorums filled with hot mulled wine, the warmth and camaraderie驱逐 the chill from their bones.
- The beggar, his eyes filled with a mixture of hope and despair, протягивал out his jorum, hoping for a coin or a crust of bread from a passerby, the harsh realities of life etched into his lined face.
jorum Meaning
jorum (n)
a large drinking bowl
jorum (n.)
A large drinking vessel; also, its contents.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jorum
FAQs About the word jorum
a large drinking bowlA large drinking vessel; also, its contents.
pot, bucket, bottle,cup, tankard, flask, pail, stein, carafe, jug
No antonyms found.
In the medieval tavern, the patrons raised their pewter jorums in a toast to the king's health.
The jorum, brimming with frothy ale, was passed around the table, each drinker taking a hearty sip.
The jester entertained the crowd, his bawdy jokes and clever rhymes echoing off the walls of the stone-walled inn, as the patrons clutched their silver jorums.
The old mariner, his face weathered by years of seafaring, regaled us with tales of his adventures, his weathered hands cradling a wooden jorum filled with rum.
