canakin (Meaning)
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canakin (n.)
A little can or cup.
Synonyms & Antonyms of canakin
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canakin Sentence Examples
- The tavern keeper served ale in a sturdy canakin to the weary travelers.
- During the festival, revelers passed around a silver canakin filled with mead.
- In medieval times, a canakin was a common sight on the banquet table.
- The bride and groom raised their canakins in a toast to their future happiness.
- The knight quenched his thirst with a sip from his trusty canakin.
- The old sailor reminisced about his adventures over a pint in his favorite canakin.
- A finely crafted canakin was often considered a prized possession among nobles.
- The merchant poured wine into the canakin, offering it to his guests as a gesture of hospitality.
- As the fire crackled in the hearth, friends gathered around, passing a canakin filled with mulled cider.
- The storyteller held his audience captive as they sipped from their canakins, enthralled by his tales of far-off lands.
FAQs About the word canakin
A little can or cup.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tavern keeper served ale in a sturdy canakin to the weary travelers.
During the festival, revelers passed around a silver canakin filled with mead.
In medieval times, a canakin was a common sight on the banquet table.
The bride and groom raised their canakins in a toast to their future happiness.
