stein (Meaning)

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stein (n)

a mug intended for serving beer

experimental expatriate United States writer (1874-1946)

The burly man raised his hefty stein of ale, its froth cascading down the sides.
The German tavern was adorned with intricate steins, each a work of art.
The Oktoberfest revelers clinked their steins together, celebrating the Bavarian tradition.
The ceramic stein held a warm cup of cocoa, its aroma filling the room.
The antique stein, passed down through generations, had a fascinating history etched on its surface.
The bartender filled a pewter stein with the finest local brew, its golden color shimmering.
The ceramic stein was a perfect vessel for storing sour cream, keeping it fresh and cool.
The gardeners used a stone stein to water their plants, its smooth surface preventing water leakage.
The plastic stein was a cheap but effective way to store and carry liquids on a camping trip.
The wooden stein, carved with intricate designs, was a unique and cherished keepsake.

a mug intended for serving beer, experimental expatriate United States writer (1874-1946)

goblet,tankard, cup, beaker, mug,chalice, blackjack, demitasse, noggin,teacup

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The burly man raised his hefty stein of ale, its froth cascading down the sides.

The German tavern was adorned with intricate steins, each a work of art.

The Oktoberfest revelers clinked their steins together, celebrating the Bavarian tradition.

The ceramic stein held a warm cup of cocoa, its aroma filling the room.