pottage (Meaning)
Wordnet
pottage (n)
a stew of vegetables and (sometimes) meat
thick (often creamy) soup
Synonyms & Antonyms of pottage
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
pottage Sentence Examples
- The witch stirred the bubbling pottage with a long wooden spoon.
- The poor peasant family shared a meager pottage of boiled beans and stale bread.
- The king's feast included a delectable pottage of venison and vegetables.
- The alchemist promised a magical pottage that could grant eternal life.
- The old woman's pottage was thick and lumpy, but it warmed her bones on a cold winter's night.
- The traveler stumbled upon a humble cottage where he was offered a simple pottage of lentils.
- The hunter returned home to a hot pottage of rabbit stew, prepared by his loving wife.
- The monk's pottage was made from the scraps of bread and vegetables, but it sustained him in his vows of poverty.
- The teacher assigned her students to read a story about a giant who ate a pottage of children.
- The scientist analyzed the ancient pottage to determine the dietary habits of early humans.
FAQs About the word pottage
a stew of vegetables and (sometimes) meat, thick (often creamy) soup
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The witch stirred the bubbling pottage with a long wooden spoon.
The poor peasant family shared a meager pottage of boiled beans and stale bread.
The king's feast included a delectable pottage of venison and vegetables.
The alchemist promised a magical pottage that could grant eternal life.
