sherris (Meaning)
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sherris (n.)
Sherry.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sherris
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
sherris Sentence Examples
- Sir John Falstaff indulged in copious amounts of sherris, a sweet Spanish wine.
- The tavern keeper served a goblet of sherris to the merry band of revelers.
- The aroma of sherris filled the air, promising a delightful evening.
- The sherris had a rich amber hue, its taste both sweet and warming.
- The Earl of Essex favored sherris as his drink of choice.
- The royal court held grand banquets where sherris flowed freely.
- In William Shakespeare's plays, sherris often accompanies merrymaking and revelry.
- The sack that Falstaff drank in "Henry IV" is believed to have been a type of sherris.
- A glass of sherris on a cold winter's night could banish the chill.
- The phrase "sherris sack" has become synonymous with good cheer and jovial company.
FAQs About the word sherris
Sherry.
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No antonyms found.
Sir John Falstaff indulged in copious amounts of sherris, a sweet Spanish wine.
The tavern keeper served a goblet of sherris to the merry band of revelers.
The aroma of sherris filled the air, promising a delightful evening.
The sherris had a rich amber hue, its taste both sweet and warming.
